1845                2nd Story of D. Appich’s Confectionary Store, Alexandria, Virginia.

1845 March 19.  Alexandria Gazette.  (Alexandria, Virginia.)  March 19, 1845, Vol. XLV, No. 67, P. 2.

For One Week Only.—Daguerrian Miniatures.—Mr. Nicholas Funk would respectfully call the attention of Citizens and Strangers to his Daguerreotype Apparatus, 2nd story of D. Appich’s Confectionary establishment, where can be had Miniatures, single or in groups, which, for beauty of color, tone and effect, cannot be surpassed.  Likenesses in all cases warranted to give satisfaction, and colored in most beautiful style.

Mr. F. is a pupil of Plumbe, and his Camera the latest improvement. Miniatures taken in all weather.  Entrance through the confectionary store.

Advertisement ran from March 19 to 21, 1845.

1845 March 26.  Alexandria Gazette.  (Alexandria, Virginia.)  March 26, 1845, Vol. XLV, No. 73, P. 2.

For One Week Longer.—Daguerrian Miniatures.—Mr. Nicholas Funk would respectfully inform the public, that in consideration of the liberal patronage extended him, during the past week, he will remain One Week More, in Alexandria, and respectfully invites examination of his specimens and apparatus, 2nd story of D. Appich’s Confectionary establishment, where can be had Miniatures, single or in groups, which, for beauty of color, tone and effect, cannot be surpassed.  Likenesses in all cases warranted to give satisfaction, and colored in most beautiful style.

Mr. F. is a pupil of Plumbe, and his Camera the latest improvement. Miniatures taken in all weather.  Entrance through the confectionary store.

Advertisement ran from March 26 to 28, 1845.

1845 April 14.  Alexandria Gazette.  (Alexandria, Virginia.)  April 14, 1845, Vol. XLV, No. 89, P. 3.

Notice Is Hereby Given, that Edwin R. Violett, at his cheap cash Store, next door to D. Appich’s Mint Stick and Doll Baby Emprium, and Mynheer Von Funk’s Daguerrean Gallery…