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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01
THos. H. BAYLY, OF ACCoMACK.

THOs. Fl. BAYLY. OF ACCOMACK.
This improved and improving advocate OF e lhe
truth, who has already distinguished himself oy
hi. achievements in The halls OF our Stale Lessla-
lure and OF the Congress OF The U. States, oy ms
promptilude. frmpess, visor OF views and purity
Of principles, is now in the field. He IS ADDRESS
ing his constituents, rendering an account OF ms
stewardship, and resisting the most strenuous e.
forts olthe Wing party 10 defeat our gallant cram man
pion. A correspondent Of the Portsmouth ChIo-
nicle has made ihe following appeal ITO the Vi
tizcns Of Accomack,n and we extend il 10 the whole
District We endorse every syllable which ne
says, in compliment 10 Judge Bayly. we haVe
recently conversed with intelligent gentlemen
who have witnessed his whole course IN Congress
and from their lips We have heard The hishesss
praises of the abilities, services and influence "a
the late representative Of the hccomacK district
"WAsuIxGroN CRY, March Oath, 1913.
"To the Citizens Of AceOmack county;
"As The day is near at hand when you VIII DC
called on to exercise the high privilege OF ireemen
by selecting one from among yourselves 10 repre-
sen, your Interests in The American Congress al
The next session, the writer OF this, having oeeh
an eyewitness TO the way and manner OF u"ns
acting public business in the halls oil congress
for period of twenty wears, thus enabling MN
ability the various members discharge their re-
speclive trusts, feels it hui an act OF justice 10
speak in favor OF one now candidate Tor your
sullrases, who has already proved himself wor-
thy TO receive for The second lime, at your hands
the honor of representing The interests Of "old
Accomack" in The councils Of the nallon-in thdl
hall where the principles Of the Democratic party,
and The honor OF the lone star were borne aiois I
in triumph, against all the organized bands OF
John @. Adams! To Judge Bayly, although
il was his first session, it was awarded TO HIM
the honor OF being the ables debaler III that body
The ability with which he yindicaied the Instllu-
tons OF the South from the shafts Of The Adolf
ionsis caused even an Adams and Giddings 10
quail before his powerful reasoning.
'Thal tie voters OF Accomacs will do their
duty, no one can doubt, and (if SOY the nation
will be lonored as well as Old Virginia by The
services Of her ablcst son. CATO"
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ss1-is=ssa-H-s' 49,
NJ a RIcD

AT Chris, Church, on the 30h ult., by the n
George Woodbridge, Mr.. JAMES GRAY TO NJ
MARTHA Am ELLIE, all of this city.
Al the residence OF Mr.. William Mallory
the county Of Caroline, on Thursday evening
9th ult., BY The Rev Samuel S. Sumner !
WILLIAM BLAScx, of This city, to Miss ylRey
L. BuRRrss, OF Caroline county, Va.
On the 26lh uliimo, by Elder Thomas Hun
JONI ID. McGlLL, Esq, Attorney al Law d y.
dlesex county, 10 Mrs LOUISA AsHrox q Pr
mouth, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01
Fer the Enquirer.

An important question is now presented to The
consideration of the Democrats OF Richmond
We have no candidate in the ield-the Wings
make up for our deficiency by starting four or I'VE
Of their own. The question now is, shall the De.
mocra,s fold their arms and vote for none, or will
they vote for Mr.. Lyons, who though Wing, is
the friend of Texas, and for that reason is TO be
hunted down by the Richmond Wing and the
Bolts Wings For one, venture TO say, that the
greater portion Of the Democrats will vote for
James Lyons, and that they ought to do 50. We
owe nothing to the others, but 10 him We owe re-
spect for his independence, gratitude TO his noble
efforts for Texas, and sympathy for the unrelent-
ing persecution which his devotion to that cause
has brought down upon his head. TEXAS.
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Correspondence Of the PHILADELPHIA U 5 c..

New York Friday P y
There have been large operations in por,
day, principally on speculation; prices ar |.
firm al so a l for prime, and II: 70.
mess lard is active at cents. Wes'ern T
is dull at 81 10 a 1 SIT; Southern kinds are
tive at 81 65. a 4 75 1000 bushels Southern
sold al IS cents weight.
The Cotton market remains without al,e,aii
with sales OF 1000 bales.
Sugars are firm and in demand-iO0 /,
New Orleans sold al 81 cents.
There is good deal Of enquiry for money
the supply is ample; bills are discounted lee,
81 per cent. per annum
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

RELIGIOUS NOTICE-Eldcr> A,t,s
der Campbell, r. L. Coleman, and J. Hens.
will preach, the Lord willing al Mercy Sea.
Holloway county, on the 10Th April; on The y
and Dis, at Lunenburg Courthouse; on the y.
at Capt. w. a. Stones, (whcrc the Iient
Mrs. A. Billiard deceased, are invited 10 ailc.
on the 23d at Cool Spring; on the 9th al Lie.
Prince Edward county; and on the 25ha Be-.
Amelia county. March 27-c5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

II The Annual Meeting of The Vir.l
Tract Society will be held in the First Pes
ran Church (Dr. Plumers) on WEDNESDAY ..
The 81 Of April. Services TO commence IL
past ! o'clock.
Interesting reports of the labo!s Of Gu
Ieurs, in this Stale, will be presented
Interesting addresses may be expected
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We have TO thank Mr.. J. Gill for Tie March

We have to thank Mr.. J. Gill for Tie March
No. Of BIackwood-a very good number.
From MessrS. Nash & Woodhouse We have
received Harper's (new edilion) Book Of Com
mon Praycr-very large and distinct print; No.
(and LAST OF Thirlwallis valuable History Of
Greece; No. 3 Of the Neves of Garrettstown,
an engaging tale Of l7G0 by the author OF Chas
O'Malley; "Look 10 the end, or the Bennetts
abroad from The moral and striking pen of Mrs
Ellis, aulhoress Of The favorc work "The Wo-
men Of England"
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The Glnbf

TO THE EDITOR CT THE GLOBE
A communication appeared in your paper Of
The 9th, purporting TO give the number Of en-
ployees of the General Government in the Exc
cn,ive Departments in Washington, and as diplo-
matte ana consular agents, Gall OF whom are
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

The Orphean Family give their last Concert
tonight They sang in the Churches oflhe Rev.
Dr. Empie and Rev. Mr. Hoge on Sunday; and
we shall cnnieni ourselves with calling upon The
delighted crowds; who then heard them, 10 testify
10 lhe. beh Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

s-tf The Ladies OF the Brunswick Beney
Society" will have i FAIR at The MaSoail Ii
in Lawrcncevillc, on the 18th day OF ArnI n
(being Brunswick Court day,) ioc lhe lercr
the Episcopal Church. The sale 10 tomEes:e
10 O'Clock. a. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

g-:F The Annual Meeting Of the Bible s.
~ Of Virginia will be held in the CcnieE.
Church on Tuesday night, the Isl April, a /
past o'clock. Several interesting addresses B.
be expected. March d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01
LOTS FOR SALE
FRESH ARRIVAL

Just received by schrs. Manchester and 81
y Augusta, six boxes seasonabe Goods
sisiing in part of tweed, cashmereue, Iincr
cotton jean coats; light Summer pants q an
every style, Marseilles and silk in variety i
Their with splendid assortment Of fancy Dies
ticles, such as gloves, suspenders, collars b..
shirts, &c. We respectfully ask Tie aiicn'ios
purchasers 10 our large and splendid stock I. !.
ments: in all cases warranted or no sale.
G.. DUNSPAUGH X o.
April No. 81 Yves, Man
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DIED

On Saturday, The 29lh March, at The reside,
of Mr.. Robert NJ. Puliam, in the county .: II.
rico, Mr.. Thomas CLoProS, Gan old ReyoIm /
~ Soldier,) in The silh year OF his age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01
..FEAP NOT

GEAR NOT,
democrats, for glorious triumph is already
ours. We shall elect our whole ticket, BY the
largest Democratic vote ever given 10 Hamp-
shire county, if every man Of yon only do You,
du;v-comc 10 the polls for honest Wings are
deserving the Federal ranks, and coming over 10
aid us in the fght-men who do rot wish 10 be
ruled BY the people Of Federal Hardy-men who
arc determined that the people Of Hampshire
shall rule Hampshire and not the "scris" Of An
gus Mcdonald Of Hardy.
Awake Democrats awake for all eyes are
now turned 10 Hampshire county-since the base
fraud which is about 10 be perpetratcd upon her
citizens, By Mcdonald and others, has reached
the Congress Hall Of the nation, and has there
been exposed 10 the intelligence of the whole ma
ton Awake! we say, Tor your liberties are in
danger the eyes Of The nation are upon you )
show 10 the world that you are frecmen born in
free land, or here from choice, and will main
tain the rights purchased BY blood sacrificed npon
the altar of Liberty, Freedom and Independence!
Brand all who are opposed 10 the people Of Hamp-
shire ruling Hampshire with Tie traitor xNavE-
dnotlemo .War0n atha,p
We assure the Gazette, that we will come 20
the rescue. In the mean time, we beg leave 10
adopt The following admirable exposition
From The Winchester Tirsinianl
THE HARDY VOTERS.
A furious article, emanating from Winchester,
over the signature Of T., appeared some time
since in the Richmond Wing, from which sheetit
has been transferred TO the columns Of the Win
chester Republican; and if it were only intended,
as some might suppose, TO vent the spleen of The
writer upon the head Of the Great Napoleon Of
the American press, for, (as he seems 10 Think
;mpe,ainentip erieising the political conduct of
certain Hampshire Wing, VIC should not feel il
incumbent on US to take any notice of it what
ever independent of the consideration, that the
position which MIR. Richie occupies in the pub
lie estimation, is sufficiently exalted 10 render
harmless the shafts which cnry, haired, and ma
lice are ever aiming at him, he is at all times
abundanlly able to protect himself, and il
he deems this rash assailant worthy of his steel,
he will be very apt to administer 10 him a few
"gcntc admonitions" LA "IL SEcRErARIo," which
may teach him the folly Of brandishing his puny
lance over the head of one in whose veins flows
the "proud blood of the Revolution, and who too
has won for himself a chafasier which the mali
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For tic ENQUIRER.

For the Enquirer.
As much diversity Of opinion prevails as to the
e es he s Bb aa Max R ebap Us t ss
verse the true origin will be seen. Fl.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUAb-'
REAL, ESTATE.

81
DY virtue Of the last will and lestame' !.
ID late Abner Robinson, will be solo 2 /
auction, to the highest bidder, on the TI'-. y.
on Friday, The 4h day of April, (beins ~ :
day the interest in the same lots bclonslas I.
estate Of Henry King, decd, is adverse 4
sold) all The said Robinson's Interest ~
moiety, in the following lots OF grount = - {.
OF Richmond, viz: one lor a, The co.nei . ,
ID streets, opposite Mrs. Ropeps prop
present residence Of A. w. Morton, +,
which lot there are some old houses-twO =
the East side Of 81 street, North OF L -, =
opposite the lower end of Mr.. Jacksons loi :
part of that very desirable lot between NJ.
hearts and Mr.. Jackson's lols--two lois g,
West side of2d street, nearly opposite Nj
Clarke's grocery, on which there are some :
en- buildings, and also one lot in lhe,own Oh y
chester.
rTerms at sale. WIN. r. JOHNS
JOS. ALLEN, J.
Executors ofAbner Robinson /.
Al,
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VIpGINI A

The two following articles from two Wing
presses are probably as unjust 10 the new Post
maser-Gencral as they are 10 The Old Domi-
Mon:
BRrAxrxG rr 4 MosoroLr.-It is said that Hon.
Cave Johnson, the new Postmaster General - resolved
10 DO whp; ttle he can in the way Of necessary and
proper removals and appointments, towards equazing
the public offices nj the seat Of Government among all
Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, or resides IN the
district of Columbia, matter how strongly he may be
recommended Mr. Johnson tells him there IL no hope
fer him. The States named have had more than their
quota 10y half dozen fold al least Of the public Offices
and Il IS time for of the Western and South.
western States to have justice done them in this matter
Baltimore Patriot
This can hardly be true. Virginia without
a monopoly Of the public officers would moi
know herself-and, what would be worse for
MIR. Polk, Virginia would not support an ad-
minstration which did not secure TO her mono
poly of The public offices. If the administra-
lion attempt 10 proceed upon any such impartial
principle as is laid down above, il may rely upon
The hostility Of The Loco Foco party in Virginia
Salem Gac.hc.
In all probability, MIR. Johnson has made no
such unqualified declaration as is here attributed
10 him. Certain it is that Virginia has never laid
claim 10 any monopoly of The public Offices
and ii is calumny upon her to suspect her Of
any disposition 10 deser, an administration which
does not secure her such a monopoly. The man
who charges her with taking ground against
President, who would adopt ian impartial princi-
pie" in the distribution Of the public offices, is
profoundly ignorant Of her true character. We
are aware that some efforts have recently been
made 10 prove by official statistics, thai She is
now possessed of more than her proper share
nor are We ignorant Of Mr.. Tyler's disposition TO
give Office 10 his Virginia iricnGs-bul there has
been a gross exasgeration on this subject as The
two following articles can demonstrate. The first
is from The Madisonian, and the last from the
Globe:
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"7Hc Serfs Of Ancus Nc Donald

The Romney Gazette is doing yeoman's SER
vice for the Spring Election. 1t is unycilins the
infamous frauds Of the would-be aulocral of
Hampshire county. We are happy 10 hear, from
he Gazette, that the people OF that county are in
dgnant at the trick which has been played upon
them, and are about TO hurl their Just resentment
uDon the heads of The Authors The Gazette
speaks its hopes in the following bold and APP
propriate language:
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DLACK AND WHITE KID GLOVES
ID Just received small lot, of q superior :
clc, and for sale al S. MERCHANTS.
April 100 Main S'tS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

BONNETS BONNETS,l
&M We have just received large SUPP
* new style Spring Bonnels, con<l>n-
Florence Plaid Neapolitan Lace, Lawn. siIs
&c. also, Bonnet Ribbons, Flowers, Rus;e,
LONDON, WILLlNGHAM & DREWRl
April |
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLoTHlNC
ne 'rH0 can bhy chcdp can Nll nUfH
8. MERCHANTS Cheap Clothing $40

8. MERCHANTS Cheap Clothing $40
@ MERCHANT acknowledges with :;
~. ,ude the large and extensive paronas-
has received from the inhabitants Of Ricnm
and its vicinity, and hopes, by adhcrins
sys;en OF furnishing first rate article, u .
a continuance OF their iavors.
y. y. Having received large portion y
Spring and Summer Clothing he is row pc.
10 wait upon his customers with the iolIoGas
ticles, 10 vii
Fine and Common Dress and Frock NJ
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CPERM CANDLES. so boxes Spesm c.
~ dies, receiving and for sale by
April | JAMES SlIER s. sos
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ole BULL COATS Just received /.
~ Ole Bull Goats, of The latest fashion at
S. MERCHANTS
rrI I'M Nfa;n s,,.,
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Also, a very large Stock Of Vests, shI''
SONS, Collars, Cravals, Scars, Opera ", .
numerous other articles, loo tedious 10 nm :
All goods warranted 10 fit, and 10 be w.. n
by S. MERCHANT, 100 Maln >'''
April
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

w ANTED.-SIGHT FUNDS on II
w York
LONDON, WlLLINGHAM & DREwRY
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RICHMOND, VA.
tuesday Morning, April I. Is45.

"Money is comparatively easy, and the business con-
di,,on of The CITY healthy and active, aided by very
propiious weather. Our Merchants are opening a very
exec lent traffic, generally"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
m. p,,.,nr,r 4, ,bc chsIr

Psre-, from Board Of rAdern<a-Permittng John Gra-
ham 10 remove the remains OF his child Coacarred In.
Ordinance prescribing sysiesn for repairing The
ment Of the carnage Of hs streets and avenues in
the City Of New-York. To Committee on Streets.
Relative record Of assessments and dra Of An osc
nance. Concurred in.
In fSvor OF grading sth from 23d 2sih street
according TO the amended grade, &c. Concurred In.
Report-of the Committee wharves &c,recournend-
Ing concurrence with the other board in lease
for year OF pier u Z. Z. TO j. " Briggs. Adopted.
the Board of AldeTnenIn fsvor Of paving seve-
raj bills OF Physicians. To Committee Police, Watch
and Prisons
In favor of paying Daniel Baker $50 having f.ien on
the ice sne broke his while duy wAsch'nan.
Concured IN
In nvor otrefandns Daniel Geary $40 paid for license
Non. coDcurred in.
In favor q appointing Jss Norris CITY eaaser. Con-
Cured IL. ..,-,s,t
In favor Of releasing Thomas z. Yves; from
IL Elc.idge ST. Prison. Colcar-ed IN ,.-.,- near
In favor Of selling gores Of land IN I0io. ~. ners Of
William. and IN Chapel-s:Teet- near sesch' - 49,
adjoining property. Concarred n Il. lveuue
Assessment ls, 10. regulating and s pass's = 80
from 2h 70 lar street % .one to be used in
t.-ressI warren and Chambers aho
R.rc.v and Nurray streets CeIou..e1 ,s tJo,or .he
90 ,a-n;ug the nomination by his mono, III ti
In 'avo' o. n Parler As one Of ;he Municipal 70
:aA!oI o. ~ Yi,inr hast; resigned Also oi 5osa pu
sse - 1sce n James NJ. Chichester fcs'seo
in .Ao PRESIDENT requiring the superintend-
faces ana repaTs 10 report ;fe vaine Oh ms
et o. fup Sors.ior Yard when he took possession o
ieT1as N % dsn;on which has been made Of old h.e en-
snes @ NJ Requiring te Comptroller to report the
au,, maid y him from lst Jan. 10 lst March los'-
Ssd bv NJ Johnson so 10 include the same time
tss. I,~.-, year snd IS amended, adopted.
NS From Board of Aldermen.
In favor Of purchasing The painting Of the Croton Dam
sv Jcwett. for SlG2. Concurred in.
Rs,5r.rion-By Ny. johnson, appointing EbenezeT A.
.fe- inspector election lst District 10Th Ward IN place
Of M Briggs, removed fron the Ward Aoopted.
The Board then adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19
CITY AFFAIRS.
Ronrd OF Aldermen.

SPECIAL MrETILo
Soon after o'clock the President Mr. Sehe.ln took the
Chair and quorum OF members being the minutes OF
he last meeting were read and approved
,s q which wes Of
net s nass
and I'D streets OF Hiram Thorne to lease the upper story of
n.sns SaSns 10 f9@s e Son.
between h and 9th avenues paved &c To have 2c.tree
tween sh and ioth avenue. resu,.ed the
room The Ccn Court 9 the Civ Hall put in order OF
soad hsp
svs v ,S he 81 %s to p
released rom Eddgestree jail violation Of Corpora
p Ss isU ea %
sweeper orhe Court Of Sessions for increase salary for his
Report, Of Committee, adoped-ln favor Of building
sns sds he Om
favor Of alloMins r Mortimer to lay an IRON pipe from hs
surplus Croton 10 favor Of dsbaudnG Hose Company
from sS Ia Tcr Sss
teproof &c. for the Municipal Police Laid on rhe
Communication from the State Commissioner. with the fol-
lowing resolution That Broadway between Warren and
inches IN length than inches and that the Of
That Bsoad%sy from Bars LAY to Murray streets also
paved with round stone above and that $500 be ,pprOpa
From Dspartm emts-C -Commanicatiou from tho Committee
Finance in favor Of leasing part OF lot IN the Sd avenue
Report,-of the Street Commissioner in favor of sppOnt-
Ing T. small GitE sSISsyor ad0nd G a gor., Of
land in Fulton and Chapel streets. Adopted.
Mossoge from the MayerNomnating Rowland 4. Parker
Municipal Police officer place of Nicholas Tinghas
signrd: also John Daiton IN place OF James NJ Chichester
also resigned Confirmed.
ReportsOr the Street Commissioner relative 10 fencing
lots lith 9Th 9Th and 10Th avenues Adopted
or the Committee Roads &c. in favor OF constructing
drain in 6,h Trying place to 81 Adopted
Unfnish,d BisineSS.-On molten of Alderman Devoe
No 81 being report of the Joint Committee
Markets, TO whom referred the petitions asking for the
repeal ordinance authorizing the establishment of
shops throughout the city and favor thereof then taken
up liz went abolish all shops and back
ths marke, system fresh meats TO be sold IN
Aid Drake favor Of tao private meat shops being
cenIed each the location be selected BY the Ader
MN and Assis iant of such wards
Thus amendment adopted, and they to be desrna
ted Private Markets.
The report adopted amended by the Alderman OF the
3th ward.
communication received from the Mayor requesting
Corporation take the heaps
and accumulation Of manure lying the slips and docks
Referred Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

ID ICH'S IMPROVED PATENT SALAMASDER
proof-The following certificates from OF the
respectable merchants and others IN the city Of SewO
leans establishes their fire proof qualities beyond all
doubt:
The undersigned have this day witnessed the trial Of
one of Rchs improved patent sHmander Safes IN The
furnace OF the Sea Bird.
THE Safe placed in the furnace at 10 minutes after
II O'Clock A. NJ and remained there three hsu-s CONSTANT
y exposed the intense heat could be created
by the OF ptchpine ard cottonwood. II was then
taken the o. Nr Rchs agent IN this city and
opened when they found that the were neither
burned seorched ard thai the woodwork bore ap-
pearance OF having been exposed 10 fire.
The undersigned convinced that this Safe sub
ectet 70 greater heat than could possibly exist the bu
OF any building In this city, however combu.sle It's
contens and they therefore have hesitation In saying
that Rcs Safes are emnenty against the risk Of
fire, under any circumstances whatever.
NEw-oRLEANs, 18th June, 1874,
Jerome B. Ballard, Master Of steamer Saa Bird.
JOHN Hoey, Fire Inspector o; Western Marine and
Fire Insurance Company.
Thos q. Chsnowith, joseph Grant,
P McGresor, ]. II. Staufer,
A e. Labatt, Benjamin B. Cook,
Rene II. Brunet
One Of our customers saved $4cooe Il one of Hch's
Safes although the burglar had xor eight hours y his
skin On the lock.
The above Safes are scld In this city enly by
A. s. MARVIN, Agent for the Manufacturers,
se3ys 1854 ws.ar street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-19

IT NIrED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, IFS
u BypaGray Up-StGirs.-E. WHITE would respect
fully call the attention Of citizens and strangers visiting
the city, his splendid collection OF Dagucrreorpe
traits single in groups, from 10 IA persons the
plate, which for beauty and accuracy Of delneaon
DC surpassed. Portraits taken in n kinds OF
weathor either with without the colors the prices
which he las reduced 10 those charged by the most mex
perienced In the business.
The American Institute at It's late exhibition awarded
Nj White the first Premium for the best Daguereotype
LkenesSeS or grouping and general eect) which but
another proof to tie superiority OF his Portraits.
Mr. White is sole agen: In Newly for the very supo-
rior imported German Cameras, and other establish
men. in the city or State eau they be obtained.
y. B. Imported German Cameras, also French and
American Instruments OF the very best quality plates
Cases Chemicals, Polishing materials, &c.
Mr.. Whites Case Mandatory being the largest and
mcst extensive in the United States he enabled from the
quantity he manufae,arcs)t sell Daaereotype Miniature
Cases 10 per lower than any other house in the
Union. slSy