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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04

The notorious Fontaine Spence Pcttus was
yesterday arrested on suspicion Of being OF the
theUs. who oD Saturday night last broke into de
Je~et store OF Mr. Abraban Posner, No 1901 30 Sey
opening ne safe by means 81 duplicate key, and steal
ing over SOo worth o. jcwegy, AM 5000 in Treasury
notes The proof against Tho accused not suffice. nj
10 warrant MS detention Cn tnat charge, buk Justice
DOWhug committed the accused 10 the TOnbs
bench warrant ISSUED considerable tiuc since which
he is charged with having two years Stree stolen
three $1,000 United states 5l0 bonds from a Mr.. Sonne
born OF Philadelphia Those bonds were BROUGHT iris
city and sold 10 orcier in Nsssau-st and In III exam.
natiOn which follow ii the discovery Of ihc bonds was
proven that the bonds had passed through he rds o
Pets aud he was unable 10 account satisfactorily for
their ssiOH. Soon after the comia al of titus Is
The ina gtrate Ar POsrcr appeared IN court md stated
to Justice bowling that he could not swear mai inc ac
cused had broken nto his place hut That recently Pus
had introduced 10 him man who had afterward pm ed
10 be thief.
Thomas Donovan yesterday. at the Staten Is
lard Ferry stole frOil Miss Esther Fullers
a wallet containing small anonnt Of money Donovan
been watching movements and Justice Bowling com
mitted him tC the TOmbs 10 await trial Miss Fuller was
on her way home 10 Tottenyie, L. and did not kxOw
Of the loss until informed OF II by the officer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing 10 purchase. will find it for their interest to al
vertIse IN THE TRIBUNE. It's aggregate circulation Is
larger than that OF other newspaper ana If scattered
through every State and Territory as well 10 III new
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements as short as possible stating the adyan-
tages offered.
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions OF THE
TRIBUNE, semiWeekly and Weekly, are subscribed Tor
by entirely different persons, 30 that advertisements III
serted Ia each will reach all classes.
Advertisements charged % cents per line each in-
serton, in DAnr TRIBUNE, 81 80 per line In WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, % cents per line IN sEMI-WELKLf TRIBUNE.
TIE TRIErNE will devote especial attention to sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing It'd value "a an
advertising medium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04
TIE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board met at 2 O'Clock yesterday after
noon, President Conan IN the chair Resolutions were
presented and referred 10 the COMMITTEE on Salaries and
Dlices, "a fOllCWs:
ord That the Committee sss-s s,d oe be Instructed
pis ard t whether lev Of lie epsilon q! Toe Corporation
counsel this Board sse act upon ppe' Isd By TIE Oh Board
eft oarclHen.
,s 4 The two o1ds CouIcep 3d. The purpose - procuring
sne action all lead u decision lpen ef eohesng
slsi,as Al the the Court Of Appeals
resolution IN favor OF removing obstructons from
Iiclr Nos 90 aud co. n. r. was then called az and re
f.rred 10 a committee A ssouton wac adouted that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04

NJ n r~fnan A. nh tbe vacant office OF Commissioners Of
Metropolitan Police The resolution ealing for there tine re-
I,oygl of tle oew bridge vas then read, and Alderman
Hardy ovsd fo strKe out that portion Of II providing
f0s t location on Thirty ionrhst ana EieVehtuHNe' ~
We then laid over and the Board ADJOURNED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04
BlxEcSrR Auc;ioueer.


VALUABLE New York and Brooklyn PRO-
PERTY a. Auction "A ,. BIEECKBR sos 4 Co sill ssh -
FRIDAY February 1905 al II O'clock al the Exchange
EAST TWENTY FOURTH SThe story high stoop and ssmees
brick dwelling OLD ia 30 l54 of Poat
side 2oGsss Terms favorable Particular, ard -
No u C.iarst
FPrY THIRDST valuable 10, nort side Ffy hi. a ss
LeIiogonsye l5xieS ths grade FRY ;hidsL
erel.a AID aid with Belgian pavement TeTms liberal
BOLIYARST.. BROORLiNOne lot south SIDE Bolivar 81.
Bokyu Raymond aud Caltonss AID MsshnSas
Park sire 25Illal5 Bolivar paved and .ewenA Terms 'ey
l,o.sbe. Maps At No. ~ Ceisgst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04
REPERgB.

AT AUCTION BY order of the SUPREME
n COURT IN PARTITION SALE po''u7e JAhss COLES Sos
mea Exchange Fuous Bsk3H tie valuable PLOT Of
GROUND No 3s Gandst RroosG T. D., and ue Baa
r thereon The sie OF GrBdt % FEET east ~
UnonAye and % f front By 100 deep TIE oEt badng ha
substantial aDd - three attic, and eeis
rooms and cellar y b. - The toe
frame lot each tsosor attic AID cellar
the tie yacstt LOIS ca BusASeA ave. ss
sde isrtsO OF a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04

The building of the Young Mems Christian
Association In Chicago been destroyed 10y he. 10
cost $1,000 and. fortunately, was insured
The Rev. DIR. Spring, and the Rev. Dr.
Savers of Ian aica L. t. the only two of he
Convention that framed the American Bible society In
1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04
s>,o,.n Shark RiD,r AND Ecte"'orn.

R>,,c,,n Shark Rip,r and Eot'nbrn .,-,-ooo
feen 81 ls no acres valued at fs 40
To- o'-''V Increase. ....... 90. - ,02S.0p
B,t,cesn Edf0rtwn and L0ng brdnoh $1,000.
valued at
lgs7so 900 acres valued At ~ '''"V''
Incresse............ = ,HOtW
Total Increase. iiT'@'
ESTIMATED IYCREAsE IN VALUE oF WILD LAND ~ HE
PROPOSED MANCHESTER RAILROAD.
B>tic,sH Manchester and Broom MA $4,000.
Olo ,css rf lard worth - an O
"a, It,, tbe ssne 10000 acres &20 per afe..4JOl
incnrase............ q ,tB,uW
Bfr7l BroioA Ma AID IedJord .
worth IN
with railroad a. 'oVVV0
Increase. ............ = lhD,""
Bsigeen Metf0rd and Candon ....
100 600 acre, At pre.er 100 pJ
with railroad tie privilege. and MAR beds az +Io" PEI
increase. ........... ~ OO0O
Total incr-Ese............ ell,zCJVW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04
MoRKi. NurlyS, Anctorrers
nVDCIp'VnpN SALE DT' off lots ON

NJHNIs 8 " TINS Al'tTO'TET7 =
DERENPTORI SALE OF 21j LOTS, On
4 boulevard BROADWAY. EIGHTH NINTH. AND TENIH
AVIS EIGHTY EVENTH. EIGHTY EIGHTH AND RlGhrY
NINTH STSE n. LUDLOW Co. viii sell suction. TUES
DAY 1909 4 o'ect to bIShanse saesroom No I'LL
roadsr for blocks q ground on Central Psrk and
on IN new Boueyau bcse,n sDd Ehty
nan in part tie pop,f.y 81 Martin Lbor0rsAl ESQ Ihs
grade Pagk
most ln proving bar. OF Vie c.,. vii be positive.
T-rrs-Iru Ye day II sale Tw0t7 Of the puhs,,
bond aud mortgage for three years balance s II
March
Pnr on 10 ouvefurnr OGDEN -sq. S7 Fu'toust n l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04
j. IorssoN. T., Arero,est
DY JOHNSON H. MILL q K
40 AUCTIOEREES ND
pFAT, ESTATE RoK BRS,

ADat.N H. HULLER, AucLoseer: t1ss< &-4.
EXECUTORs SALE of valuable property
~ On .st--ADglAE H. MULLER X WILKiNS Co.
viii ,- auction on THURSDAY Pet 6b, at y O'Clock, az ga
B,chalec Sac.rou, No IN roaiy n ey o, Of btNJAMH
ABRalih Ms F"I. Executor 81 SIMEON ABkAnANS. decd
CHATHANSIrso Lots situate tie onth size Of Chaihan-'i
between Ini Known Nos % aud N CHATHAM
hr particulars aipf 10 ~ LliN j.
LYONS Esq Aioues Es No. ~ Broadway % tie Auc
..9urrr Fiu-.L which place Map be hS ttp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04
6Cnmtrp SfaI 6stut, for SaI,.

TOR SALE-A HOUSE, 1926, and extension;
rooms. bath &c; lol 0Dr251 shade ,
pleasantly located bot Few mnuies % depot Elizabeth n
Price slJ0O address OWNER. b0r NJ lGD Tribune Once.
ORANGE co. FARM for SALE ~ acres
~ wish hgu village and depot immediate possession
C. II. OLIVER, No Beekmarst
DANDAIL's FARM for SALE in Closter, Ber-
ger Cou1 on Northern Railroad hour from Corrtautsi u
niles RON Co,fer mile rom Norwood % ao Sin wood 10 in
puie Lgl cu.tsaion. Eoek II desired
RANDALL Shirt Manufacturer, No 81 B.gh'ha ave. n. T.
CRAWFORD, COMMON Clark's Iiill-LGrge
- admirably built HOUSE, nearly conveniently Arrangsd and
handsome three o excellent LAND fruit ard shade
commands asgncen. view q long bland Sound adjacent county
II. L. RIDER, No. - Finest. S,wlork
and No 1lo6 FuAou-sve, Brooklyn
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS, FARMS, and
unmpoved LANDS in all parts toe South and West for SALE
Laier furnished UNITED STATES LAND AND IMMIGRATION
COMPANY, No Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04
-. -
VALUABLE LOTS ON THIRD AND LEN

VALUABLE LOTS ON THIRD MD LIN
INGrOS AvtS SlNrlTHIRD, sixty IoURfH AND SIX sh
or s4IlORs SNUG HARBOK LkASE-ApklAS u; MULLEN,
y. r. WILKINS Co viii sl AZ Alcon On TUESDAY, feo H.
Ices Etchane Saoom, Ne. III Broadway ,h
LEASES valuable IDrS desirable for the erection thereon
stores AMI suitable O Immediate improve
being free rock TIE vicinity Of DE teutml ParS and
The Tnig Railroad Depot This property Is part OF the estate
Reekau decra aud bals been The taiy up"Asl Of
100 years, The title / nexecptna4tie
The above lots a.e situated follows;
THIRD AvEReven lots the southwest corner Of Thrsve and
SiI,r th!rist
THIRTY NINE lots the booh bounded by Third and Lexington
ayes fourth aud SIXTY lnhsts.
LENiNGlDN AVE block bounded BY Lexington an1
Fourhaycs Sirty fourth a.i S.sty .6EL-sts.
TWELVE southwest Of LeKngtossvc and SIXTY
iouthsl.
will contain against nnaaes two renewals add
lots will be restricted private dwellings
without underneath
~ once OF The Anc
ons.ra Ne . Pne.st $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04
A. }. BL>EcKgR Ancaorcer
GUPREME COUNT SALE, under tho direction

- OF EDWARD FITCH esq. Referee
VALUABLE PROSPECT PARK LOIS AND PROPERTY ON
FRANKLIN AID GREEN AYES, ADEIgIl, STATE, NBslHH
AND sACKRTTSTs FROOKLYN.-A. :. BLtECNEa. SON
Co WEDNESDAY, f-b 10 1868 at II 0x,
he Exchange SalrsToor No. III BroadSay. n T.;
FRASKLINAVE side between President and Uuousx-
cores . ~.
OK PRESIDENT lois north size oaepssg 100 ei sess
Franklnsve.
or UNION north side, commencing 80 feet east u
CEsson-fvr
on SACKETT SIT M south side eOrnebcay 80 fst east Of
llassou.sFe
or SFsTEST lots south corner Of Seyus each 2SrTs
on STATE ST. hghoop house and
house about 2l lot 100 fsst
deep
OS ADELPHST3 three story soop brown houses
commencing .ouit Green each about 9&7;
y per cent can On bond sud mortgage.
NATHANIEL HAYDEN Asixrees aud
BENZ. }. ROWLAND Trustees.
BrRDs8Yg { Crosby AtgS
Mars - Auci'neers once. NJ. - CedlrSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04
SICoklrn 2,aI Gslai, for SlI,.


An elegant four story broWn-stonc HOUSE
y fOR siLi fau.a or 1agr, 81. 2is'i.1 80 % Fiis,
r.- Bij.i pr ftd CautstN WI tfife iaI smaller
h,ae sgboot Csl OF address No % rne't Room o
nor SALE-S9Oo0.- Brick HOUSE on
f-rrouf tt~ rni Hfcrlsse. Bv'sirn lt
has a irlu Improvements ad Is "a The fst - or About one
r4rrtat+ rrrfn on m"faee lhs La'r va
easily rarft occupant 1ug 20 snpf -
bsf - ra!fl r'urT 81 puIchss' % -
.gsry ssy t,srs1r faftlrs etc. b. addressing B. Tribune
uHas
EOR SALE--A hist-class three-stoIy brown
4 lone uOrsE fls-, iot 2iziol ttad Orhnii r ard
Cnh.l Fnln. T,ias easy AfpY to o. L. "lLoO'
No = pcancst
EOR SALE-A BARG Amp Philadelphia brick
i HOUSE. light n~isra improve
Ele .ulloi.
Amt GIutfr HfktOf 80. - fe! st New iot OF H.
aAooMBEK &C. sos. No 81; i4ii"ua'e. Brc"A,l
IN BRODkLNN.-Fur SALE-'Ibe threc-StOTy
Psle hi..irl' HOUSE vth 30 onserecss ar IN ra+
la D-at. 20 rl-ts, sAE from terry leEtilo es
+jEn App oa p,,n So
90 ANn ONLN-A desirable thrcc-story
~ WV Hgh.to.p BIZ. HOUSE. reir. aer With al
gossssl Of uloa ,ui snhs. Possession At orc
lo appf 20 g. T. RIDER 10 - Fncsf New York
ald ~. LOO Fit.l-ste Brood sa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04
Gin 9tal estate for $alr.

A FOUR-STORY Brown Stone HOUSE, 24x66
"A IVES, T,t finished n ~ 5,sss. ,od D, 'I 1
Afryto CHURCH SiAklt' no. q r1a7'I
DOR SALE or TO LET lFURNISllED-Ihie
/ hrse Grsica RESIDENCE tie MONS Msnsen, sa
aed brseen one sad Oneunirei and thirty
hours Il The as rsh b, Harlem Rad Thia'e or Second
.d by ,iea.hoat to Lsa Ferr NE aaoa ~ o5y
the ge commanding eI'.s view embracing hs Harlem raa i
spacious baioan bh soom. waeose laundry VIA lefmaa.I
tabs bells sg,sg nle Sc has r.esn o'9s pr r,o l cno,
&C. ralius most desirable residence o5 age pn''e family
eomTastors Nh. new bern Boses.rl paes h' tic pren,
Apps LEwIs b BROWN, or FRANK G. BROWN No. % Broad
rA,. ,,7i7T =,
EOR SALE-Desmble STORE and DWELL
ING PROPLETY Coz and two other Stores % cant rev
La. sr, Ia Wialrb also Lott arsrsle Residences
Sui wsi Brooku Apply 'oJ IL DOUGHTY No. l'5 Bo"
cry y D., rom y So.
TOR SALE-ii acres OF LAND. just over the
H,cm River 'djoning ise new soa,era so"s ,9 ID
c ruraas The harlem to Ea'' Rivers TIE plo' be- 'oa
IES ~ ~ iE6WS Of sfasS BE6WS 50 3 Brosisy
.OR SALE-THE BRICK HOUSE No. 22l
Past Tucft, Second vih 10, SsI75 feet Pno @6og AP
HARLEM-HOUSE and LOTS FOR SALE:
Ho9ses to e general real estate ,lfs i az 81 s9I O'
rENliRTY- EiGHTl-ST. near Fifth-ae.-A
Apps t, % ii1,l aoR61S So sree,I Gi50
WEST THlkTi-FOURrH-Sr.-A +-story
w BFoaa sors nor n ~ 10 e ,ST S = pe
WEST FIFTY -SECOND-ST., between tifth
w AI S4iA aysA tstory brown Stone HOUSE ali in@sn IN
rr.,rr~.. CHURCH SHARPE. No q Pueft
.llaTH-sT., near Madisou-ave.-Tw elegant
sttp Cntcl.s. Bosu Stone HOUSES nr SALE
CHURCH SHARPE. No p Pine s.
HIiAS. W. WARD. REAL ESTATE AGENT,
y y, 20 CfpAHSr 60, r.'Pety fanns Coantry Seats Cot
i,er' ati it'. i''fs'l s.i. B .rairi
DEAL ESTATE aud LUAN OFFICE OF WILL
IL LIAM corr " ilrst hAs or SALt several afse plots
GROUND l ety Ao annv Eto Do VARIOUS psii'o hs
ey ,rg v,r yu5br Of relui weehe,,er % lae
Ilrfsr MOO. l 81 Ground ~ brogn OF t"o
ii1st. u.sf .c Water 49, 80 I.pts 0n the riser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04
WIN. NJ. LITTLE, AUCTIONEER,
by WYCKOFF Il LITTLE,
Ohce No. 49, MogtsCue-si. near Court


Ofce No i5 Mogtaguest.. near Court
VIII sell on TUESDAY FEBRUARY 4 1903.
Az Pheaix Bedding Court ST. Mo.syos.
Bookyn ocock 81 80 sell located BEDFORD Frsukhn
Greene AMI Atlantic Van Buren Haey Hancock Hickory and
PlcdcstS
LAFAYETTEAyB slots q feet 'front.' commencing Fr.akf.
FRANKLIN AVE. lot N % shove, s1Et5 feet
VAN lkEN ST, lots, :. 90 ice ". Befnrt
UEnFORD-AYR.. 2 lots, e. =. feet y. ~ Isfa stie
HATSEl-Sr, , lots e. i75 re. c. Of Stusyessat
HaNCOCK.Sr.. 2 lots. ., reaT OF above 2'nlJ iee'
GREENE.AvR., 4 lots, 2iAls), = 2. cor Pschen-sye
HtCkoGYSr. lots n. PStchenave.
ATIANrICAEE, n. :. II lots. 2JIss. 100 q r Urcs
PACIFC.ST D. lots, 2O1l00 O., "a ". Frsnkin-sse.
graded and paved ready tor bod
Ing and ali ri opportunity builders and capitalists Maps and
Office VI tie AucoEees No ISL Mouiasae1s,
ConrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04
Cation sahs of gfd esta'
THE JAY SALE TODAY,

Of the premises on BROADWAY and CANALST, will take
place at 70 o'clock m at the EXCHANGE SALES ROOMS No Ill
Broadway favorable to purchasers VIZ:
THE SAID fSS
EXP o
MORTGAGE
T"HSr THEREOF
rnPR N
f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04
4orsfs mS :fams Wlant,S.

HOUSE WANTED.-Any party going to
a hlrfc Tor wslhg pr,g responsible
TENANT whose would b. eo- let for cent nav
dess " T. CROLRR of No 29aP. q call No. Is Nasans
koom No rhr. National BANK R " rfrenc and III,
gwen idrsifed Stable md horsss no ote ;ron
WANTED-A COUNTRY PLACE, of one to
ro, above ~ Oo0 address MOTT n Co. M 70 WaLst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04


children from the OF fourteen years down 10 infants
NJ fur are daily met iu state OF UtQcation. They
,uc ruuk 10 lie mission schools. The little creatures
bmye many tino lam toned upon the benches OF
ms iustltltion QlOwad "a -oD sleeping off their dc
bauch. Hundreds OF thcsc children have also become
veteran thieves and thousands more arc IN framing Ior
he sale end Nne hundred and sixty girls and 1888
poys between the axes OF ten and fifteen yearsmang
Total of 40s-were arrested during the year ending
October 81 1901 FOR drunkenness and petty crimes.
10 louqer ago than Saturday, the uih day
q Jann.ry last a boy thirteen years Ola was
cent to Bllokwei's Island, as eOnhlhsu aIIhh"Iu
md on the next morning Uhe Sapp"lnl hls
little brother named Jacob Buach, only zen Years Vi
age vino had also been accustomed 70 stIOhS uThA' IN
III % despondency Oceasoned by his brothers lsle, com
glitted suicide at his mother residence III tHis ol
Urls often only drnkards ana thieves uut
something far wOrsosomething too hldeOus 10 pe pu
nto plain English But the children who taVe ils IoSu
are seldom responsible for their degradation Ihey 90
uOt have fair chance IN any respect 1hey arc arg 80
hemnod In by wickencss, and 80 constantly exposed 20
he cunning inanipuatons OF those who traffic ~ their
rn that humanity speaking. Il j. Impossible fof tht 20
escape They entiCcd into the cellar dancing Schools
sea- they often SEM thher by their own parents ana
mere they taught Ia dance and 70 practice all me
arts OF tie wantOn de 20 be fitted 10 pa! the part o
1ecoys or take their places - Experts IN fbe pretty
water-girl saloons, or ~ the Waicr-st danceh0'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-20
,EIlc EseIY Renewed.

According to Psychologists, the human body
is renewed once in seven years. Every day,
every hour, every moment, the flesh, the car
tilage, bone and muscle of the frame are wasting
away, and being imperceptibly replaced by new
material. Health depends upon the nature OF
that material, and whether it shall be pure OF
diseased, full of vitality and elasticity, or feeble
and fiaccid, depends mainly upon the action OF
the stomach. In warm weather the waste OF
the system is very rapid and if it is not as rap.
idly repaired by the great sustaining organ, the
consequence is debility, emaciation and decay.
II is. therefore, of paramount Importance that
the stomach be Kept Ia rigorous condition at this
irving season, and the safest, SGrrst aud best
tonic that can BE- employed for that purpose is
H. STE III ER'S BIT IERS. This Incompatible
vegetable stomachiC gives unwOntcd energN To
the digestive powers, promotes the conversion
of the food into healtlful blood, (Which Is, so to
speak the raw material of all the solid portions
of the bOdvJ and the, eby puts the system III
the best possible state OF drfeuce against cpl.
demic and other diseases. The strong requiI c
ihI'rsdHrG tlief II t0iiSi;is Of the piircSt of
all diilusive stimulants, charged with the juices
and extracts OF the most genial roots and herbs,
and is a permanent reStOrative-n0t meIe
temporary eXcitant. Ii acts simultaneously
upon the stomach. the bowels and the liver, an
is tine best known remedy for dyspepsia, bill.
iOusneSs, cOstiveness aad general debility.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-20

DARTRIDGE Is NOW BETTER PRE-.
l. pared than ever and Offers greater induce
nIents than heretofore 70 those waiting any
thing from Card Picture, at - for One Dollar.
TO tho finest Oil Painting, at less priees than
formerly. -
In my Frame Department ] have man ho
has served an apprentice az making S1nare
Frames, and all can depend upon their being
made in the best manner and at lowest prices,
20 they will not fall to pieces. ..
Ny Gold Frames are all gilt In my establish,
nent and nothing but tie best gold used, and viii
he sod a. low a the anne quality OF work can
he bought East sr West. "A largo assortment Of
Gold Frames for Oh Paintings Always ON hand
Old Frames re gil: and made better than when
new. All sizes Of Oyals, in Gold, VALIANT aud
Rosewood. b. H' ~
Photograph Albums. Stsreoseopes and Views
Wall Brackets. Artists Goods. including Oval
and Square Stretchers; Oil, Canvas, Tube Pxints
&e.. &c.
Stock OF Looking Glasses and Pictures which
are sold at Cost. getting less every day.
The Schedule Of Prices adopted for few days
for the benefit 81 School Children should receive
the attention Of every Parent within fifty miles
Of Wheeling. l+-4 tunI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-20
BETHANY COLLEGE.

V'HE TwENTY-RIGHTH SESSION or
Il Betbany College win open on Monday the
18th OF September, IDA The College IA located
from Lagrange station on the Pitt.burgh and
wheeling Railroad, whence IL IL easlly reached
By daily st9zs. Tho situation IL remarkably
healthy and removedslik from the Temptations
and eItravagAnce Of city life.' In anticipation
of q large increase IN tbs anrnber n students.
enlarged accommodations for boarding have
been made add several large Class and lecture
t0oIss fitted up 90 Afford additional facilities In
the Department. of Natural Science. A fall and
gased aud the aropiest provisions made for thor.
01gh Instruction In every branch Of Study We
especially invite attention 60 our Catalogue
copy Of vb eh VIII be sent By mail 10 any one.
Apply % Prof c. l.. LOOS. Secretary u the
Faculty or 20 WK. PRyDLETON,
AuglJtlI sep2s President
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-20
Sovv,rv in nbotapraphs is promis.

A NOVELTY in photographs is promis-
ed us-pictures visible only in the dark
portraits that must be taken into the
coal cellar to be admired. There are
certain compounds of phosphorus which,
after short exposure TO light, retain
q certain amount of luminosity for days
and even weeks afterward. The image
from the photographers lens is allowed
to fall upon plate covered with one
of these preparations; the light exciteS
the surface to the phosphorescene
wherever it falls; the shadows of the
image produce no effect. When the
plate is removed from the camera and
brought to the light, nothing is visible
upon it; but if carried into utter dark
ness, the picture devolopes itself with
an unearthly glow, as if it had been
drawn with the point of lucifer match
Curious, but eui bonof
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-20

SAYS the World: During the seventy
three years previous to the war the TO-
tai expenses of the Government were
81 400, 100000 During the three since
the war, under Radical rule, the expen-
ses land the stealings) have been 81 $780,
100000" Yes, and more than that; :or
during the last month the debt has been
increased by an addition Of over twelve
MILLIONS. Thieving, rascality and ruff
tianism are but other names for Radical
ism; but we've got them this time, and
when we have possession of the Govern
ment, won't there be an expose of the
scoundrels! That's what they're
afraid OF; and when the expose takes
place, not q few of them will have tc
leave the country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-20
NOTICE.

HAVING SOLD To JAMES u. DILLON
III my interest in the Plumbing. Gas and
Steam Fitting business, carried on by and known
rs the firm Of Dillon, Thompson & Co., retired
from the company under date July LIST, 1868.
augl93t j. Il. HUGHES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-20
Call for the Re-Assembiiug of Cos-
grcss.

The Washington Star, of Monday af
ternoon, has the following, which is moi
surprising in view of the desperation o.
the political element which undertakes
to govern and perpetuate its power in
the South:
"a movement is on foot among South
ern politicians looking toward call
from the Southern Legislatures for Con-
gress to re-assemble ia September. They
profess to have no filth that the mill
tary will be used in good faith to protect
the existing State Governments without
further legislation, and expect when the
Presidential election arrives to see car
ried into effect most extensive system
of terrorism aAd fraud. Several new
Governors of Southern States recently
made acquisitions ON the Secretary IF
War for arms under law passed in 1896.
but the Secretary has declined TO fur
nish until further legislation is had on
the subject. The Governors, in conse-
quence, have united in an appeal to
Congress to meet on the day to which
they had adjourned to take action in
The matter