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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Sales NJ the stock Exchange....FaIDAY.

The yesterdays smile upon the face Of Wall-st
has become today broad grin The rise vas however
100 rapid 70 be sustained and quotations closed generally
20 per cent lower than theT opened although sill
TO per higher than yesterdays rates The sales
o! oaio reached SOS 900 nearly pc. cent improve
nent Government and New.York Stocks advanced l
per cent showing increase OF confidence aud easier
Sow OF nouey. After the Board prices we're worked
down ;e but the Second Board there was dispo-
si,ion 70 buy and tne market buoysn.- The recep-
lion OF the from Washington that the Notice Reso-
u,ions had passed substantially with NJ. Crit:endens
amendment had favorable eject and there was better
feeling in WaI.s, than We have noticed for mouth
past.
There s rather more doing in Sterling. We quote
a;esi. Francs 5 27ss5 IS
TnEreighi there mas been some movement The
ship Adirondack has been taken up go round to Phil
sdephia to load aou. a: Is Sd The Samuel Hcks hss
gone 70 Alexandria 10 load aour TIE Aya-ado taken
up last night 70 load for Ireland and anohe:
ship 10 load aour for Liverpool at Is I'd sterling Cotton
s quiet al i65l6d
The earnings upon the Mohawk Road continue TO
show mes, unexpectedly large increase over last years
business proving the capacity of this short but valuable
link in the Western chain of roads. The Company Is
rapidly putting i,sef posi,o show It's real value
hi. in frs, rate working ordefSd considerable poF
ton of its deb: has been wiPed during the last year
ty il. earnings. The receipts the week ending 2l''
April were
Passengers an
Freig - ~ ~
Total 1850 4a
Same week last year .-----.-------------. IIst =
Excess in 1916 s''o ~
Making gain OF sl759 10 in the first three weeks OF
april.
The movement of Flour on the Canal from Ro,
chester and beyond from the opening 10Th to 22d have
been follows
Flour shipped a; Rochester. 81
Total. .59,4l3
This does not vary materially from the aggregate
amour, for the same number Of days year
The Passac Turnpike Co. has declared divid-
end Of per cen, on, of tie earnings payable at the
Peoples Bank a, Paterson.
The State Bank at Camden has declared divid
end Of 81 per cen, for the las, six month.
Exchange is advancing at New Orleans. Ster-
ling is quoted a, e.Gei; Francs 3065 27i Checks
on New-York par.
A, Louisville Eastern Exchange was scarce at
per cent prem. No change in Money.
At Boston Money as in this market, is not so hard
TO be obtained as il was few days since The failure
of extensive brokerirg house. which was announced
on Monday afternoon makes talk but II Is supposed
tha. although their liabilities heavy, the house will
not prove 10 be very short large speculaons in real
estate sad TO De the prime cause OF their trouble
and they have on their hands large quantity from
which ii is nconvenient TO realize at present. except NJ
too much Of a sacrifice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
To the 4 dapted Citizens.

FELLOW. CIr.zExs The subscriber, an adopted
citizen feels deep interest in the course you may
pursue in voting for Delegates to the approaching
Convention to amend the Constitution OF the State of
New-York.
Two sets Of candidates are nominated and in
alnos, every County set are known 10 be in
favor Of and set pledged to go against, the ex
tension of the Rights OF Suffrage TO the colored men
OF this State.
call upon you to vote for those who will go for
the extension Of The Suffrage TO all MES, whatever
be their color.
FIRST Because you should do unto others asyou
would they should do unto you. If you were now
in the country of your birth, you would ardently de-
sire the Right TO Vote, means of your elevation
10 the rights and privileges of manhood.
This is the native country Of Colored Men, and
they are seeking the right 70 vote as means of
their elevation to the hts and privileges which be-
long to Manhood. Adopted Citizens, therefore, vi no
sought the same RICH. 10 the land OF their BIRTH and
who sought in vain-Adopted Citizens who have
found in the land OF their adoption the rights and
privileges denied them 10 the land of their birth. can
judge best Of the privaion here endured by Coored
Men, bound TO relieve the want of these Coored
Men, and can show no higher gratitude for the ner
cles Divine Providence here grants them than by
extending The merces, The same privileges TO
the Colored Men Of the State of New-York.
! Secondly. Your own rights can be made secure
in other way than by extending them TO these col
ored Rights never safe until they are
cATHoLIc-universal. Ifrights are withheld from
few today, they may be ia like manner withheld
! from few more 10 morrow. The few of to morrow
may be ourselves. If we to disfranchise colored
men on Tuesday next, what right will we have to
complain if the Convention OF June next should
vote TO disfranchse foreign menu If we vote to
Cypress men in the land Of our adoption, how can
we pray 10 the God Of Liberty and Of Justice 10
free kith and kin in Great Britain, in Ireland 10
Europe?
The cause Of Human Rights is commensurate with
humanity, clothed in whatever skin, worshipiDg a,
whatever altar. They false to you false 10 Lib
erty. false to Religion who would persuade you
otherwise. The same unprinciple hypocrisy which
exci,es your prejudces against black men now. will
when the time suits. excite others against German
men. Irish men, Catholic men! In proof of this.
know a man. now 40 Office holder in the dominant
party, who, in l342, when the School Question was
pending said he would like to see the Irish treat
ed as the negroes had been treated IN l634-nobbed
and that he would glory III having distinguished
Catholic Prelate tarred and feathered."
Yonr felow.citizen JOHN CoRcoRAE.
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Srs.NsoAr ROCHESTER,.

FRIDAY rolning, o. clock
FMKNp GxxxLxr: The passengers on board this boa,
were very much alarmed few m;nusea since, by The
cry OF woman orr6oerG She sees TO throw
herself of from tee lower deck. aft, She Is woman
sbou, IS years of age and sminicrmed hss been
what derapgsd she wss in company With her husband
on vis;, TO NswYosk and resides the Western part
this State Many Of the passengers observed her do
ring the night walking up and down the deck and ap
peared rather low spirited. The boats were lowered
immediately, and she was saved slsAough al some DIS
lance from the Gres, praise Is due 70 Captain
for The Kindness and nItsnon shown her and
9s sas e1erens Of the Crew 70 make her comfortable
aeR nAne WA unable 20 learn. In haste,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.
p-o.,ed,ns. In CONGRESS Yesterday.

Reported Tor The Tabuns---.sy Magnetic Telegraph
The bill exenpting canal boats from license fees
and Hospital money passed the House. Nj Nc
KAY moved an appropriation OF $4,000 10 c0U''
uence the Foreign Steam Mail. Mr. KING OF Geor-
gis was favorable 10 the system. bat did not Ike The
route proposed Mr. EuLARD preferred the Cows
route Some sharp words passed between Mr.. l.
3. KING and Mr. MARTIN of Tenn. abou; ignorance
Of The contract, &c but soon passed over 1t is said
,bs, .would have been Tory ISeERsoLL will
make smother demonstration against Mr.. WEBSTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
The sNo,ice, Passed.

We have barely room to congratulate the coun-
try on the passage In peaceful shape of the Joint
Resolutions authorizing The President, TO give Notice
TO Great Britain of our intention TO terminate the
Join, Occupancy of Oregon. The firmness and ga
gacity OF The friends of Peace in the Senate is de-
serving of a praise. 1t will be that nearly
quite every Wing voted to give the Resolutions the
shape in which they finally passed. With ample
discussion Truth, Justice and Moderation mo-
rally certain at las, to triumph See details in our
Congressional report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
Wh,ss from the Inrcrior /:

May we not entreat you TO Go HOME Ia season for
tho Election on Tuesday Hundreds Of you are
here. apparently unconcerned in the most important
Election which has been held for quarter of cen,
tary. be not thus fai,hless TO your Country your
Rights and your Childrenl Go home and do your
best to choose good men for the important work o.
revising our Constitution. That done, our whole
City will gladly welcome you back again Blu, do
not cast away your right 10 be heard in the framing
Of New Constitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
The Brooklyn Troubles.

To the Editor Of The Tribune;
In ray examinations about the Atlantic Dock this after
noon accidentally Mr. Carmichael. Of the FIVE
active the improvements in that vicinity
who thinks from piece which appeared in your paper
this morning that you have been misinformed In rea
ton to men employed at that work They commenced
their work in the Fall OF lsi4. and paid higher wages
thsn usually paid on public works and intended TO
keep up the wages the calls of lsborers pces
SAINT and mportunBte offering and pleading for chHnce
work for SO per day, and for their board
Not being able get work in Brooklyn or New York una
ny of them suffering for food The contractors IN
der these circumstances concluded to reduce the wages
TO 65 cents per day for the three winter months and EN-
poy 600 instead OF 300 (Which was honorable In The
they could not work to 40 good advantage
less Dumber) On the LIST Of March they raised the
wages TO 10 cents the lst of april to go, when they
could at the time have employed good men at a
lower rate. The Germans who are now at work are
satisfied with the wages they receive they could but
work unrpoles,ed 1t evident these contractors
srepresented aud should have Justice and Truth only
to contend with.
Mr. Carmichael is not rishmsn, has been repre-
sented and without feeling for his countrymen These
have been forced TO do they have done by
circumstances beyond their control
p. s Lsborers employed ON canals and railroads have
been regulated BY 'n So ssnh0a
New YonK, April cath, 1886
~ We thought we had already affirmed with
sufficient ds,inctness that the right of the Contract
ors 10 hire men rs low as they get them is just
as clear as that of the Laborerst 10 buy Shirts, Shoes
Flour or Sugar as cheap possible. What laoorer
that can buy pair of good shoes for dollar ever
stops TO consider whether the shoemaker can afford
to make them at that prce7 Not one in ten thou
sapd Ii Is most absurd and unjust, then, in Labor
ers to demand that Contractors shall in their behalf
adopt and be governed by a rule which they them
selves never respect in their own dealings We
tried hard to say yesterday that the evil to be extr-
pated was not the fault OF Contractors, or Employ
ers or Capitalists, any moro than of Leborers and
is to be remedied only by institu,ng new relations
between Labor and Capital, based on better prnci'
Piles than those of getwha,-you can and giveihe'
least possible for what youwant, which now unver
sally prevail. The Contractors need no justihca'
tiop even though they were hiring men at fifty cents
day nor would lower prices afford any excuse for
threatening them and attacking the men who choose
to work at their prices. What is to be done is moi
to bully and waylsy those who give or take low
wages, but to devise ways and means whereby al
who will work shall be OF employment and Of
the fair proceeds OF their Labor. Until this is done
there will occasionally be strikes, collisions and VIC
ence on the part OF Laborers discontinued with their
wages though no lasting good and much certain
evil thence result. Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

SIGNS OF rHE TIMEs.-The season for removals %
close at hand To those requiring new Signs We woaa
say 20 to Ackermaus l0l Nassaust (late Alderman
Mier Ia addition to Signs for business men, designed
and painted in style vastly superior to those furnished
By any other establishment in city, are always TO Be
seen Banners and Transparences for the different So
clccs requiring such articles of the most exquisite finish
and correctness OF design. Any person passing Tie
Tribune Buildings need only look the specimens Of his
work there exhibited be assured that all have st
is true to the letter
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MARRIED,

On Thursday evening I'D inst. oy Rev Nathsn
Bangs D D. Mr. WILLIAM q. GRAHAM to Mss LAU-
IA only daughter of Elisha Higgins all of his city
On Thursdsy evening I'D inst az 81 Pa1is Chapel
By Rev. E. Y. Hisbee D. NJ. HENRY & MOUNT
and Miss LOUISE v JOUF, both of iois c:,y.
On Thursday evening sd ms, by Rev. Spencer e
Cone, WIN P c. STEsslNs, formerly OF Newt ondon,
Conn 20 Miss ELIZABETH daughter OF Daniel Kari.
E.o 81 OF tn:s CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

Doors. SHOES AND GAITEss-Havirs purchased. e
some wears past articles for wear s, tho fashc.
sbe 500, establishment Of J. L. Watkins, ia su,cas
we can recommend our City friends and strangers xhe
wsn, good articles at very low prices TO give him cal
His goods made in the latest French style BY The bs
OF worken. We think he has the handsou'ss' assor;
raen. OF Gen,emens Caters in the City. and We und.
stand ;has the demand is grca, for the boots he A
a, So 50 and 81 that he hnds difficult to to make e-
fssi enough 70 keep up supply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
lconmunicaad.l CONSUMPTION.

lCoumunicased.l CONSUMPTION.
NEwYoRX, April 81 l546.
To The Editor of Tie Tribune
STz-As the public 30, 10 look with distru,t upon
whatever Is new In the way Of medical preparations for
the cure OF diseases and whenever article pre-
sensd possessing extraordinary merit shou be made
known 10 the public take pleasure in stating what
SHor In relation to Dr. LAENSEcs COUGH Pills, the
beneficial effects Of which have personally Witnessed
within The last few weeks.
.ady OF my acquaintance residing in this city for
more than year had been afflicted with an ipcessant
cough. attended with all the moAt marked symptoms of
consumption under the effects of which she was RAPIDLY
sinking until her whole sysem had become 60 debili.
lated that she incapable Of walking except for very
SNORT distances or making any exeron without amoat
entire physical exhaustion anc increased violence of her
already distressing cough. As had used Dr. Laenn.cs
cough PiHs Tor severe cold with perfect success /
recommended her 20 Try them. She did CO. and com.
nenced taking them about four weeks ago. The result
H1 oeen perfectly surprising Though she has NOT yet
USED TWO boxes, complete change has taken place.
Ger cough nas disappeared, her counlenance become
greatly Altered for the better and her general system
restored 10 ia former elastic and healthy state To use
ner own expression me- "She now felt and looked
IKE herself again This lady has already 80 recovered
ner Strength that she walk any reasonable distance
without fatigue; no cough remains and abe considers
herself entirely cured by OF these pills alone
having lost several members OF my own family BIZ
coSsCN7TToS cannot see any wasting away under
the attack OF this ns;dous and fatal disease when there
10 so powerful ant effective remedy within reach
without strong desire to them from a prema-
ture grave am satisfied tina. Dr. Laeanee. PiIs will
cure when all other remedies have failed and that too
IN az incredible short time. One at Least has been
saved rom lingering death and in restored health
'es 70 oss The day when sae lrst commenced taxing
the Cough Pills
ANY person wishing Interview with the writer for
neir farther sa,sfscton will please ncuir al the Office
OF The Tribune where he has left his name add tns,
these pills are 20 be he'd of J. WINCHESTER "a Ann,t
who lie the general agent with whom have long been
personally and intimately acquainted. VERITAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
BUILDING HARDWARE AND


~ PoacgLAIS KsoBs.-Tbe undersigned would %
cit call from Ihoso in want OF building hardware 10
assortment Ia kRtsinr, conYlneed that long perss
and stct anenu that epafment cannot but IN sdvs
iageous TO the phsser Nor,ice and Rim Locks Of be-
quality IN cast and wrought1rou; Of all sizes PIT up VI
either Brass Mineral, Rosewood Porcelain Knobs ID
assortment OF Porcelain Furniture 10 very complete hsy
upward OF so different patterns, and hell Trimmings
match each parcrn- GEO. II. SWORDS,
aliI l42 Broadway after lst June ZIG Broadway.
AsoNG FROM THE bEGGARS OPERA.
When the head Of psn IL o'efspresd with bad hSr,
u Il quickly dispellsf II be chooses 10 spare
Thrc7 shllltngs; for tha! Is all he has TO give
For 4 bouls Of Joness Hair Restorative.
Clean silky hair IL soon displays,
Tresses and curls that all must praise.
Ladies press H. csressi and speak Of her Tishs',
They cdger il over with bsses and kisses
Why Will people have bad hair hsir, when, DYE
quiflog Of some Of their friends who have used $sht.
bottle OF Joneus Coral Hair Restorative they would ls
that makes the hair grow dark soft and Silly. stos
falling, and keeps tho hair 10 order without constant "
thrice as long soy thing made. Sold tho sgn e.
American Eagle, az ChaIhs-s or S2l Broadway. aoe
Fulcon-tt Brooklyn. as &sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
e widow.. maids snd rize..
charge you on your lives.
Do not uso the common chalk,
For when you do ride or wax.
Pretty maids VIII say. (wilh spite,)

charge you your lives.
Do not us6 the common chalk,
For when you do ride wax.
Pretty maids Will say. with spite,)
use Jones's Lily While.
II you'd have nsiufal hue,
You must the same hing too.
II given the skin nsplra fe-ltIe, lsbsster wbre,
improves the skin Sold NJ 81 ChsihamsL AIS 2soe
A LADY BURNED AsD RUINED -Tbs, 10, ber face "
burned by The sun aod her p!exon ruined. WEI y
La Ey Others ave been) bad her akin made besur.
ian Chemical Soap. Sold at the SIGN Of The AnenoJ
Eagle 81 Chsthar-st or 1879 Fu,en Brooklyn. e2ol
" TIE gresies, miracle and blessing ever iarssI
for curing permanently Efuphons dbh suren-ois OF
di.colnred skin,-such PiG}p-s, Fr-ckles BLOC
Worms Salt Rbeum Scuryy, Ery.ip-.ss, Tao, sen. -
hofph1w, DC The great benefit thai al sexes sna
have derived rom using sngfe cake Of he genuine
Italian Chemical Soap lie lrdyMsny; many naoofeuu,
got healthy, clear complexion by rs use, 1a lever
OF Possessing l.; tue marx CT beauty. L. eoDIp.S
changes dark, yellow, suapurui skia 10 wtils sJg
cearness leaving the skin soft and smooth j; aso q.
many physicians being the only cre for Sore hes I a
Boards. Bsroer's Itch O!d Scurvy, Erysipe!O, Oa
&c One tfi. will satisfy al no Jake pains 10
nine and real JoEe.s soap al the sign OF Inc ~
Eagle a. Chatham at, New York, price 80 ceats, shS
following Agents In III. oif-reut cities viz: ,-,.S
Zieber, 8 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; W. 80
a., Boston; Bstrows and Nelrger conner OF soes' ;
and P-arl. Albany old-s Brosd-st, SewafhI saxrs
Hayes, 3s FaltonsL, Brooklyn L. Cieveispoi J.ssS
ST. Charleston. 5 C. At he places may De ns r,s
Spanisn Lilly White beautiful article for LsciSs =, %
OF prepared Chalk The Moorish Hair Dye, fsr p~s ss
Hair and rot The sktn-also tbs Magic EfsASe 40
removing grease spots from clothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
wEBsTER's SPEECH.

The Supplement to this paper this morning con-
tains three columns, or about Is octave pages,
Of Mr.. WEBsrER's GREAT SPEECH lately deliver
ed in the United States Senate. The remainder
of the Speech will be published as soon as receiv
I'd. and furnished to all our regular subscribers
gratis. This Supplementary Sheet Is delivered tc
all our subscribers, in City and Country, free o.
charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

IL HACKS Fashionable Hats for the ensuing Spring
are now ready for inspection and sale at Ito Fn'ou
between William aud Nassau SIS. Those who art,
not the votares Of fashion, but who wish TO look Uniform
by wearing II al which is mos, becoming TO them can
have their Hats made To order very short notce,by
calling rs above Spring style Of Boys' Hats now rssdy
al Iteod-
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Business Notifies.

II q. Long & Brothers have opened an Aseae;r =,
Zee for the purchase and sale OF Books Their eng q.
perience IN the business and their extensive .eqsa
sucs with The Book Trade, will insure them h,,.
share Of patronage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
Cour1 Calendar. .rHrs Day.

SUPERIOR Couz--Nos. Is. go IS. a73. 237 Ts Il g
aas q &c ee 100 SIS l0l 10 10 IS 20 as IL ll6
CoxMoS PLEAS -Mondsy-Parr Mos. IS %, % -
% IS 81 81 5 70 25 Part 2-Nos. =, 81, So S. %
o6 u, Is 90 . Sc, q.
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EArcNrowN Institute. Those who would give
the sous thorough PHYSICAL EDUCATION, In addition
to comprehensive English aud Classical Course, viii
DO well TO secure them place in the Eatontown lrstS
,utr before It's limits full Its mode ofinsructiou D.
serves tho attention OF al Interested in Educ aonal R
form. tSee advertisement in another column) a23 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

SUPPLEMENTAL Supplement to-day will Be
found part Of Mr. WEpsrERs great Speech in vndica-
Of the Treaty. of Washington Proceedings IN Con-
gress Later from Havana; Romance and Reality
Hoods Poems; Letter from Central Illinois; Brook
Farm Association In Ohio; The Farmers Library; N.
York I.sgi,.,urei News Items &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

TEA, SUGAR CoxsEx, &c-A large and excellent
sor,ment OF choice green and black teas, refined white
yellow and brown sugars, and old Java, Sumssrs La
guayrs and other coees aud family groceries OF vsroc,
kinds may be had u, very reasonable prices, OF J. o..
Fowler wholesale and retail grocer and dealer 80
Greenwich.st Murray. and AS Greenwichss
uer vesIy We invite friends and patrons TO give
him a call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

a. A case OF gentleman OF public life in the Bos
err, OF consumption and raising blood, after being e
,:rely given up and weak that bis friends could "a
visir him is uow being rapidly cured by Dr. TAYLOR,
BArsAN or LIyxxwoRr which BY sdvice he obtained &
SIS sowery his name is at the Office with hue d.ed
others Tais accounts for the increasing dem nd saa
celebrity OF this deseryedly popular madeline. See D.
Ieedss signature on the label Mrs. Hays l3s Fulsoa q
Rrooklyn Ia agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

oursrps-F1st Pos.-Dolores. by Ksrro Harrng; As.
ISOLATION In Brssi Fourth PaSe-Poetry- m
q. c. Hosmer; Youthful Rogues Sales Of Stocks
Marine journal
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ToTEAcHESs Wanted by young Gentleman, aalus
ton assistant teacher OF school in or near the City va
terms references address sri.tsn al this Office a33
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

To rus WORLD -wtea you wan. good medicine, ID,
FOR the Improved Iuaisn Vegetable Pills. sugar eo.el
AID shs. G. Benz. Smh IL written on tho bottom Of II
box with pen.
N.B-Don't ask ror Sugar Coated Pill, some deal
will impose upon you with Sugar Coated poon Sr,
always AK for the geouae, which Dr. SMITHS PItts
His of:es I7s Greenwich.st (srge brick block ~ Y Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

II The former high price Of good Daguerrean
Portraits has been great draw back their being
possession OF every person. But since NsLEY Of %.
snd 55 Broadway has reduced the price OF his cha!n,
pictures to one dollar thousands upon thousands hsr.
embraced the opportunity 10 secure one. We say 70
a