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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
For THE PILES.

ESOR THE PILES Are you afflicted with Plies:
L Try then. withou; delay, Doctor tphamS veg
e;atic Elecuary the best remedy ever offered to pubic
notice This really excellent medicine the result oil
thorough medical education ana complete knowledge o
the disease or which it is recommended. Tie most u
uinphant success attends its adrllil!siritlon
Read the following remarkable cases:
Aady, residing in Norfolk street. was seriously Afflicted
with Plies great her Suffering that 10 use her own
expression lie burden: for fcr weeks she had been
attended by of most eminent Physicians, Without
the least benefit. Satisfied that IL Was 2 aggravated case
OF Piles, prescribed the Eectuary; two boxes were used
Six months after, The lady called on ire 10 prescribe
for another complaint Id then informed ne that she was
perfectly cured OF the Piles by the Two boxes and had eH-
perieilced no return since
Mrs. residing II Greene called me last sprtiS
saying that she had beer affected with Pss for two years
ACCOMPANIED by pain III the side, papaton OF tie heart
sense Q! s;raightncss the chest and oppression,
she was unable 10 lie down without eievang tie head and
chest consde.ahy resting horizontally produced
OF Sio:ation. followed by Cough. By using box OF
the Eectniry the Pain IN the SIDE palpatio and opprcs
sion ceaeL she could lie down wihoG: Inconvenience ard
the Piles wcre partially removed and second box made
complete cure, TO the great qualification of the patient.
Sold in this City by the Proprietor only regularly eil-
Gated Physician, confined 20 Office practice for the trent
nent OF CHRONIC DISEASES, No. 1876 Bowery Medical
advice relation to the above, any other complaint
gratis Price Of the EletaGry dollar a. Remember
that the Eectud,y is INTERNAL REMEDY ard not al
srtrR6 app1icdioE ard sold ONLY 1856 Bowery fonr
doors above Spring ST. Office hours from \. NJ 10 p
NJ. j2a 3n.s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
THE TRIBUNE.
THE BIBLE IN SCHOOLS.

To NE Editor Of TIE i':5hnN;5
your editorial Of saturt@y on The subject OF the Corn
mon Schools reflects. njuOusy upon me, by nputng the
corcye measures of which you speak 10 the County Su
perntendent when you ough; to be awa" mat hey ere
ne penalty affixed by Tie statute OF the State TO the e
erson Of the Holy Scriptures without note or comment
or 70 secaran teaching books in any Of the schools
These a-e the provisions of the 18th section OF the ac'
which declares that a Of their violation shall be re-
por,ed bv the County Superintendent and they sha not
be entitled to receive any portion Of the school moneys
The act OF the Common Councils OF the City in withhold
ng the payment Of any money 10 the offending schools Is
therefore, strictly In accordance with the laws and while
this remains unchanged the undersigned has no discretion
held responsible he IS for the conformity OF al! the
schools of this County :he law submit to your re-
consideration whether Is becoming In the friends Oh La"
and Order to attempt the dsparasemenro public officer
whose ony offence has been -esolUtc purpose to DO Ms
duty.
Bu; your article does injustice 10 the parents Oh te
children In the Schools whom you represent as erceo INTO
ompiance by NV course and you at the Idea OF any
benefit resulting from the constrained use OF the Bible u
1er suc crcnms accs. Now the facts are the very re-
verse for neither scholars parents teachers have ever
necie 10 the use Of the Bible in the schools; but Inc
hostility has been and Is In the school officers most oil
whom send their children to schools where the Bibc
Is read and yet oppose reading in the Common Schools
OH political or sec;arian grounds
Another error In your article should be corrected IN JUS
dee 10 the Public Schools not one of which has ever OK
uded The Bbleand they number 10e in this County 1t
IA only from the Ward Schools that the Bible has been
bnnl.hed and but from few Of these.
will only add that nearly all the Schools of this County
have now complied with the law in this respect and the
effect has been uniformly goods has any dissatisfaction
been apparent in any quarter the part of the parents of
ts children The Douay version is used in several Of the
schsos few verses without comment being read
v the teacher daily in the presence of the scholars And
you can find leisure to look in upon one Of the schools
aav morning at O'clock when the Bible is read ana WIZ
ness the exercise, you will find it in your heart to wish
/, otherwise Respectfully yours,
D. MEREDITH REESE, County Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

(tHEAP TABLE CUTLERY.-The subscriber respect
Ofully informs his rie;sds and the public, that he con-
stany keeps on hand, at his Cheap House-Furnsting
Store choice OF Table and Tea Knives, trom
IS Sc 10 So 50 per set and Cayers and Stees 10 MATCH
and fine assortment Of Pocket and Pen Knives. Aise,
German Silver and Britannia Tea and Table Spoons, and
good assortment OF Britannia Ware such Coffee and
Tea Pots, Lamps OF various Patterns ard szes &c. &c
i.o Tin aud Japsnned Ware and Tea Trays OF various
sizes and qualities. Also, Hardware and Iolowware,
such Pots, Kettles, etc. Sadrons, Brass Kettles,
Carpenters Tools, cheap and of the best quality such
Planes Saws Chsels Nails Locks CARPET Tacks, etc.
etc. An excellent variety also OF wocware and Baskets
such Tubs, Pals Washboars Clothes Horses, Wooden
Bowls and Chopping Trays Broons Cradles Basket Chairs,
French Travelling Baskets, etc. Carpet, straw and split
Bags, etc. Likewise Brushes OF almost every knd-Coth
and Hnr. Scrub and Paint and busting Brushes. Also,
Fine Teet!; and French Dressing Combs, etc. etc.
Please call st x. r. JoHSsToss 81 Catharinestreet,
where you viii find excellent assortment, and all very
low. r. T.. JOHNSTON, 80 Catharine-street.
y g. Toys OF all descriptions, AZ wholesale and retail.
dis 3mys
EoUNDATIoN MUsLINs-Iooo pes sar sac BY
i9f WELLS & SPRING, So Pine-st,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

poARpISG SCHoOL-IRvISG INSTITUTE, TARRT
IL TowS, y. Y.-WILLIAM ?. LYON. 4 II. PrincL
pal.-sunimer Session viii open the lst o: MAJ.
To those Who desire 10 place Boarding School,
;he advantages offered 81 this Institution eevc 5c
eoIi not Superior, 10 any. il has se-n
fu operation seven years The location de- stil aad
lubroas convenient of from the City. The ed
IL. comnoGo"s an colafaraoe-;hc play grounds
Il, and d,-oinected Lon tie laSe. The government i,
efficient but E.ld rese.loh thu. OF well regulated
CE-st'a fai!yan no day scilofrs received
icract the sall'ar snirercc ri ianiiy training.
The sci o. instruction designed Ice.ciy - s-
ar perfect he pupil IL the branches studied. Lu;
dcv .o?e ld .istruct The judgment ch!htol -c
de-sHdTg 10 form the habits give moral ard
useful directio. to the iuciinatiols.
Fpr.h>- pcTticu.. Including Catalogue OF Students,
OPINIONS OF PATROLS sc. VIII ie cuEi IN the pampiuc: cir
lar oi the Institute, he had Application At the Beck
Stores OF Bartlett Weord, Astor House and Raynors,
rs Bow,-y.
ference, by pcrEriss.or to he row!s distinguished
gentlemen
Washington irving, E~Q.
Hon. Daliel Webster, [. $ senate
Hon. CC,.4n =. YoIpi.n-
Cast. !iiex. Sideii Mackenzie, Z. Y.
Nathaniel Is. Holmes, Esq. rarrytoyyn.
Francis Hail. Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs, DID. VIM. e.
Bryant, Esq. george 7. Trmbe j. 2. Rensselaer, ".
D. Harper & Brothe.s, Nev'i orr. City.
Also the following who have been, patrons:
Rev II " Gunt, Zebebce Cook, Jr. Benz Lder
Rev L II Vincent " Van 3euren, Oscar Irving,
Re- Thos Ifirrh Jas NJ Heyt, Theo kcese,
Rer J De,yirg, J I. Mott, J " Kneyeis,
Rev j seNyeli. c Dusen5erry, J. pcnlSor,
Rev \ Scleck, Il l. Kip, Geo Clnch,
Rev DR. West, Parmony, II " Clapp
Or Jos Scribner, Vim C. Bogcs. Benj d Brush,
Kew Babcock, " Van Voorhis, Campbell
:. r Livingston, Leonard Kirby, W : Dunhau,
Elisha Morrel, Jacob Leroy, y Howe
Peter Pinckucy, Gen II Striker, II E;arnor,
Chas Storm. Harvey Weed, Isaac Adriancc.
j Chesiernan, F Wheewrisht, Thos Pattisoa,
Morris Robinson. W Van Antwerp, N Ecs. j3O 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
flo 2w N-w-l


CRAHAM IoCSF;-NEW ARRA\GEIiEET.-RoS-
NELL CO.'S irf,s hi, frlerd, and the 1ublc thai ne
l.ls enlarged his BOARDING. IcSTIBLISalEYT kTl0wl.
as the Graha House. 63 Erciay-sreet by adding 70 II
the adjoining hou and Is prepared 10 accommodate tran
mt or permanent Roaricrs the y favorable terms.
All friends OF Temperance desiring qet home arf free
dom from the tunes of alcohol and tobacco ere itoi 10
parvni1e tbs house The Vegetable System. with the
choices; selection OF fruits &C. which the market affords,
will be striey adhered TO- but table VIII be served FOR
tho who prefer the ordinary mode, or mixed uiet.
Cro.on Sho,ser Warm and Cold Baths, iree.
a. If ROSWELL, GoSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

EXCLUSIVE CHlLpRrN's BooKs.-There is, even IN
these days section Of works, the guiding Frinci-
PIC OF which is not so much what they shall put INTO
the mind as what they shall keep out, and where
the anxiety TO exclude allthat may be pernicious
has also sacrificed all that is nourlshng. There are
some writers by whom their young readers are
heated rather languid, lisiless invads, than rs
healthy. hungry boys and girls-who know no diff
hrence between ardent spirits and barley-watsr-
and, for fear of rejection or intoxicaon pu; their
readers on die, on which they may exist, but can
aever thrive. Nothing truly has surprised US more
our tour through little Libraries, theu to see the
sishy-washy materials OF whichnot few are com
ssd!he sean,y allowance Of of IDEAS ,S with with, which @
with which the intervals are filed up. There are
sme Children, NJ doubtless, who relish this barren
are, as there are plenty Of old ones who deyour
be most yapId novels; and both cases are allke
iiab!e. We have known boy of fifteen whose
aersies were so sapped as no, 10 be at the trouble
7 finishing King Lear, and girl OF about The same
Re whose tastes We're so rarihed that she SUCK
ss, IN the Heart Of Mid Lothian.
ILondon Quarterly Review.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

GiLROY ON WEAVING.-THE ART OF WF.!ty
u ING. useful Book WeaverS. Loommskers and Ma
chiniss fully illustrate With 800 eagravnss - pages
of which steel dcseryedly recommended b.
Irenced Machints and Manufacturers such Ben Mar
shall Esq of Troy; Thos Rogers, Esq Of Paterson and other
sensible ',h0 have rad the work and will bear
its practical Instructions plain well -uIed Wearing
for sale. with assortment Of design paper for Pattern
drawers by GEO. ID. BALDWIN,
Spr,,ca
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

ZONES & HALLS CHASGEABLE SAFETY LOCK-
y This lock can, the will oi its possessor, be changed
so make millions OF locks ost Of one that neither
maker any other person has any knowledge what
ever OF the lock.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
he has purchased Of hts partner W. Hall OF Boston, Mass
his half In the Patent Right in the above lock This locx
Is owned and viii in future be manufactured only ny
H. C. JoEEs, at s establishment IN the city OF Newark
Nj And by this advertisement he would notify all per-
sons touf:inge his Patent Right The subscriber mas
been 20 great expeEge 10 manufacture and 10 sen 'le
cs he bongh IN ,ba Tniird states And he would ftbe-
state hs, Ri ,ct hos ev been .ck,i nor opened with
ont the -re i,as Ioced r. as WIN be By the many
.rals that IL has undergone a. sc,ent ue' o,i, hr,
w.Yd NJ so0 70 anv ncrs0 Who would open fary ou,
:" 'ou ~ 2 80! and it Is warranted in all
10 10 o.e A aver D.' az. ~ 10, while in use, which has
,is'cs ios - eel Yao - - NY who have used locks Of
different construction. por,o,d nm ,,oses priz
-Aiso MS i"'sit & ~ 20, Houses which have been gen.
oas aa, n, i've t satisfaction H. CLONES
liz 3nn iawisc fa'ei'' 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
= ENcInS HOTEL.

yTlifC PROPRIETOR respectfully informs Ms n1e7dS
1ni the blfc hat he opened his new and 5pet.-
did IIo.cy At l3s t street, ev door ats OF iSroa
VA ic the immediate vio.Yy Of niereantis od'ness ara
tho prin, pal places amusement and ASS urni aed u III
strlc ;hatwi be- favorable comparison with the very
bcs; to- i In The city. The proprietor. in ouir ana "
ting up he above hoc has hid StIict gard 10 eesaee
lowing prices viii show:
\ ROOM EO3 ONE NIGHT ........-.. IS
\ WEEK. so
ic roorlS VIII h wevrci ratis snd upon occasion
Will th,cs tJ uo:e i'll' one bed IN 4 room
I exc isa E&EECTCSN -tacheI. in which thcso arc
meals sefycl E at Of the day ard evening
Tere are also Bath ocns connected, or warr cod and
shower baths Tic Porcr VIII be Ia attendance at al
css during tic uishi, admit oSers, and 10 let them
cut ut all hours.
y B-rAose who want Lodgings stcr the house closes
viii ring the hall eeIl. nFo sm-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
TO TIE PUBLIC.
NEw-Yoak, February 10,

Tic subscriber would 1nost respectfully announce 70 lis
friends and the travelling community IN general that S
has recently Leased tie L 5. u0TLL ald IS u Ficpa-aj
10 entertain al o RAJ favor him with .he.r patronage
L lvig been far the pas; sixteen yeas engase' IN the
rtc7e c,pacty, lie has no hesitation in sas that al ia
ro.s extended =, hr ~ .hc public WI be duy npprcc
atsd and every satisfaction rel afed to the guests o
may fed disposed 20 pat-onize him.
ps In order keep pace with tie tines he is 'a'-
ran.ed TO change the rrce ior I'd Pc @ oa 81 52 -
81 p, sopG a the same tine It vii. nee the ia'i and
unc;Isl flied anp-oba:on OF ti.e tTav cling pC5lic-
Il. JOHNSON United a;es Ho.el,
co:ner of Fulton Pearl All Water streets,
en- o-r N-w-YorE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

Foor RAcE-A great foot race, between all American
and an Eshman came or the course between liineS
.cy's tavern Ithaca. and Halls Dalny on Wednesday
morning flast week The first III have ten dollars, the
second nothing The track in first ratio order The
snow averaged abou, foo: deep and was considerably
drlncd. The thermometer was below zero, anu hee'
wind blew fro,n The northwest Tho American the
coming In about hafa mile ahead Distance run six
miles which S the qes time OF two hours
and three quarters the pedestrians running IN her ocS
ing feet. rIthaca Chronicle
95 The negro Perry who murdered Capt. Tinimons at
Savannah few days ago, has been tried found guilty OF
murder, and wiz se hung on the 2sth inst
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

i TOWN. conn. D. II. CHASE, A. VI. PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1855. Sessions May 18th and
Oct 18TH continuing months. At $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college or business and person.
nj attentions are secured pupils fully il the most
expensive schools. Lads from NcwYork are placed in
charge person. going and returning. Circulars
at i4 islket-street and Ia Broadway. d23yc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

r. LEECHEs AND CUPS applied by Mr.. NAGSUS-
SON corner Of Broadway and Brcomc street, entrance in
Broome 81. New-Yorli.
R.fersnces.-Dr. Cheesrna-. DR.. Mott, Dr. Nelson Dr.
Francis Dr. s;earns Dr. Berger DR.. Weed, Dr. Sinclair
DR.. D. Smith, Dr. Quacsenbos.
Best swedish Leeches constantly on hand. ja2s 3n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

A CCOUNT BOOKS PAPER AND STATIoNERY.-A
LAargc assortment of Account Books Memorandum and
Pass Books, of manufacture, made OF the best
quali! linen paper, constantly hand il, low prceS Sta
tcner of every variety Foreign and Domestic embracing
every article required, both fancy aud staple Papers of
all descriptions, Rue and Plain Cap and Letter,
low 81 30 per rcam Tissue. Soe, Envelope and Wrap
ping nj sizes and qualities. Printing and binding OF every
description executed 1T lowest rates.
FRANCIS Sc LOUTREL,
Tf I'm Manufacturing Stationers - Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

(-zE> THoNPsoN'S TkCSSEs, Office Is Beck
u INln.M street. About 800 OF the 1rs. ply -eans
NsSr, yand surgeons = New-Yor'; have given their
decide preference to this Truss, rs you
graduate the pressure to tty pounds on the
rupure, without 4 brck pad, which docs much inInry
to the sprc. !r trial beng the best tes Of its snper-
oy, Is applied ana sly days TRIAL given ana Il does
not retain Tic rupture wie performing every khd OF ex-
cr-se ~oagnHg Gnd Gye perfect c.sen word ri -
not sa;islaeloy IN every es ct :a moncy IL cheerm'y
,ctrrled and mi, I, ihe ony condition which you
sl.oulc y any Tf,s. y permanent cure easily Effected,
and .yagI ant. /, ifduectons are followed
Those senGia5 for tbs TtuS need only mention the eide
rtlred and lie measure round The bDs they grad
uaie the pressure sj .er Sold Wholesale and
r.t.il M IL Recklnl,,.st aul If
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

1.aGTZ-l HULLS TRCSSES.-Nc;cc to Ruptured
n "a Nrcrsons.-PersOEs afflicted with RHPtures
= 1 Emay rely Upon tic best instrumental aid tile
SSSSss~ world affords, on application a; the office.
No yoscy street ether the agents in the principal
towns in the United Sta.cs &c careful 10 examine the
back pad of Halls Trusscs ii they are endorsed by
Dr. Han in writing Sore genuine, or to be relied upon
us good without l.s signature.
Many persons have undertaken to yend limitations Of
fus cell gted Trusss thousands imposed upon
III consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon
they arc made By ls1ilul mechanics and better
than the ordinary Trus5es.
Rooms have been t.ed UP No. vesey street, exclu-
siyely for ladies' having separate entrance from the bus
ness department, where female Is in constant atterdance
to wait upon patients. n2i II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

N5R CHILD, Oculls having disposed Of his Practice
If TO Dr. BROWN, who pusues the same mode of treat
ment that successfully used by himself In every dis
the Eye, declared incura0e ana aoa-
do.ed by eminent Physicians and Ocusts, bess to intro
duce him TO the public feeling assured tha most beneficial
results VIII not iiil To warrant his recommendation.
Dr. Browns practice ssmpe and casy-neither resort
ing TO those painful methods which too generally adopt
cd nor requiring that irksome confinement nom light and
air and unpleasant restrictions in food which are most
usually enforced. Numerous Of his successful treat
mcnt have been publicly recorded which he can refer.
and he possesses testimonials of the value and efficacy OF
his mode OF practice which may be inspected by any one
who frvors him with call. lie will never undertake
case where there good reasons for cxpecnga cre
and his aim and object being assist In the restoration
of that estmahc blessing, sighte poorest OF the COM
mtny may avn themselves Of his assistance as freely as
the most opulent.
Dr. Brow may be consulted every day Sundays except
ed his office, 10 Chambers ST. four doors below Broad
way. Hours of attendance from II a. VI. 70 L. NJ.
ADVICE to the Poor gratis d2l 3m yt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

DUMPS.-Double acton Light and force pumps OF al
sizes 10 raise fron 20 400 gallons per minute
Cast iron Fountains OF various patterns.
Fire Engines and Hose, &c. manufactured by
d23 3m D. L. FARNAM, 29 Fplton.st,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
RrrcnERs, Axp Deoyrrs, nAxK. }

New-YoTk, Feb. 7t., 1888.
NOTICE.-Tlie President and Directors Of the Butchers
and Drovers Bank have this day declared dividend OF
four az per cent on the Capital Stoc. of tie profits OF
the last six months, payable ON the 18th inst.
The Transfer book Will be closed oil the lt until the
18th inst. By order OF the Board OF Directors
fl0 lOts d. W TOWNSEND Cashier
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
Remarks.

The Superlntendent evlnces very shalloW
schooling in the principles of Law and Order TO
which ne appeals in assuming that the School OH
GERS Of the Wards in question do not understand or
obey the wishes of the People who elected them
and 10 whom they are responsible VINO has maze
him an interpreter TO these officers OF the Will OF
their constituents? Oar understanding is that they
were elected in distinct and open opposition 10
tickets composed Of respectable citizens particlPa-
ting in the views Of Dr. Reese, and with the clear
understanding that they would not require the
reading of the Bible in any Schools where a res
pectabe portion of the parents preferred that II
should not be read.
We do not know which is the statute" on
(which the Superintendent relies TO sustain The Com
mon Council in lis starving process, though we pre-
sume it is either the School Law OF lSi2 or It's
tender enacted last winter; but we demur to the
superintendent's construction altogether The BIZ
be is not crel,.Getl' from many schools in which
the reading ot portion every morning is not per-
:emptorily exacted Unless we are greatly mistaken,
s,here is no general practice OF reading the Bible
daily in the Common Schools throughout our State
For what purpose, then, Is 1t Vigorously enforced
here
1t is idle 10 seem not 10 see, what every one does
see, that this enforced Bible-readirg IN Schools Is
in truth party Shbbole,h-a weapon Of Nauvlsm-
and is welded with greater ardor aswe approach
Charter Election. a great portion of our Adopted
Citizens are Catholics, whose ideas oil the proper
reverence for and study OF the Sacred Writings do
rot comport with their use as reading book IL
Schoos-at least, this is the popular presumption.
Now it is precisely because part OF our people do
pc rssard with favor this use Of the Bible that it is
So srenuously in sisted on There is no such anxi-
etv manifested 10 have the Bible read in the ten
thousand schools around US wherein ii is not read
and where there would be no serious objection to
its .eudirS. Is it surprising, then, thai the friends
Of genuine and thorough equality IL matters OF
Religion should look with distavor on this bible
crusade? Is any Jew, any inidel, hkeY to be
brought 10 appreciate and reverence the Bible by
the fact that his children are compelled TO read II
or forfeit their rgh, 10 Common School Educa-
donl A-e Catholics likely tc be benefited oy tins
most oiiicous zeal for their spiritual welfare Is
il strange tha, we dislike the whole business, It's
motives, It's managers, and It's means!
----sra--
EXCLUSIVE CHLDREN'S s BooKs.-There Is, even IN
these days section Of works, the guiding frinci-
c Of which is not so much what they shall put INTO
the mind as what they shall keep out, and where
the anxiety to exclude althat may be pernicious
has also sacrificed all that nourlshng. There are
some writers by whom their young readers are
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

ID with their Crpton Water fixtures because bursting
are Informed that they have them repaired and so ar-
Mess-s. Phibin & jenkins basement, No Johns no
win all orders with punctuality and despatch.
"a lst
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

MELANCHOLY pEAru.-Thres brothers. named Prior, OF
rgponi, y. \, went on, on q deer chase on Tuesday
- TIVE OF the brshsrs pershcd in tho snow, and the
Ard srrfsed at homo With difficulty.
~ Mr. jackson Of city, who was stabbed at New
eas the 4,h Instant died of his wounds ON Thursday
s body VIII be BROUGHT 70 this city, where be has lei
Blow and several ealHSren.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

TINTED STATES DAGUEKKIAN GALLERY l75
u Broad,rdy, Ep-Stairs.-E. WHITE would respect
fully call attention Of citizens and strangers visiting
the city 10 his splendid collection OF Dagucrreotrpe Por
traits single or in groups from to IA persons Oh the
same plate which beauty and accuracy Of deineaton
cannot be surpassed Portraits taken in all kinds OF
weather. either with without the cOors the prices OF
which he hes reduced TO those charged by the mos. mex
perienced IL the business.
The American Institute at its laa exhibition awarded
SIR White the first Premium for the best DauerTeotype
Lkeuesses or grouping and general cec) which is but
another proof to tie superiority Of his Portraits.
Mr. White sole agent i'll New for tie very supc-
rlor cported German Cameras, and at other establish
ulcnt IN the city State they be obtained.
NIB Importer German Cameras, also French and
American instrume the very best quality, with plates
Cases Chemicals Polishing materials, &c.
3:r Whites Case Mandatory being the largest and
most extensive In the United States he enabled (ro the
quantity he anuiactures) sell Dagseeotype Miniature
Cases 10 per lower than any other house in the
Union. sl6yc