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For Boys and Young Men-city.

For Boys and Young Men-city.
A CLASS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, and
"A Isataetss Circulars sent sppiesuse. THOMAS
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AN EXPERIENCED TUTOR, graduated at
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Nesp publiratioits.
T if1I1,i1i; = BROTHERs, NETWORK,
Publish This Dsyi

HARPER & BROTHERS, NETWORK,
= t Publish This Day,
l.
CAMPAIGNING ON THE OxUs AND THE FALL
..r OF KHIVA.
CAMPAIGNING on TIE OxUs AND THE FALL OF kHIVA'
BY A. MscGshsn With Map and Illustrations Grown S'o eo
% So
Aoo, o,. Ay written and with interesting matter both
general personal seldom b found-Ahsnsun London
The narrative Mr. reads Ike lost chapters OF the
TNo,.,d Ar One EishtaD aboupds In pictures and Anecdotes
and M lantern up amid the du'kne and vasuens" Of the
T.r.ar wastes Wildly depicted BY man Who Knows bow
dn hi. "reminiscences Of travel into bright and transparent mar
rative- stsndsrd, London
u hook 1, the bes. ard readable riven Of
IN. S,.,. land, and interesting Of which ss-lDaJ
News. London.
The work clever we'll and full Of quaint humor Mr. Mac
Gshan mark Of the Empero appreciation Of his ndo
liable energy and bravery-TThe Academy, London
Mr. M.cshsn ri,es Khiva and the
the people, IS also Of The Khan himself The
personal which he had exceedingly entertaining
We most cordially Mr.. MacahRs book[Daly Tsle-
graph, London
No book these latter days deserves greater sue
than this vivid narrative Khvsn campaign London
Mr. Masn gives the excellent book which he has Just
dued the 6t account received Of the late Rus
an expedition 10 has given distinguished example
of fu,repdty Of white man" immense
desert under circumstances which endangered bis Pil Mall
Budget London >,
LEWIS'S HISTORY OF GERMANY.
HISTORY OF GERMANY FROM THE EARLIEST TINES
David Mnlsrs History Of the German People, BY
Charlton Lewis M,ps and Illustrations Crown sv0, cloth
| 81 So
TAXING n David Mn.s excellent History Of the German People
a. the Of his Charlton Lewis has prodnced the best
of English rede In the
Of hundred everything the clear
aud political development Of the German peo
pe from the of them history TO the present time
Of events The narrative simply relieved Of the unimpoant details
and swell bulk Of histories and which tend
rather to confuse The volume embelshed
With portraits and its value work Of reference
enhanced by very full index
LORNA DOONE.
LORNA pooNE Move. BY r. Bisekmo Author Of CrsdOei
NOVEL;" Maid Of Skier" &c $40, Paper, rs esnta
Mr. Bekmos description. wonderfully vivid and natural His
pagss are frightened everywhere with great humor the qusnt dry
thought ou occasionally of Tms~
NAST'S
ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC FOR 1878.
Original BY Thomas Mast Pnc 25 eena Five
r>e sent address, postage preOad on receipt ISL
SQUIRE ARDEN.
SQUIRE ARDEN. Novel By Mrs OTphant Author Of Poi
Love and Lfs CHRONICLES Of Carsfod" Umbr" John
Love Story" "BroxnOws" &c. Svo. Paper, 70 cents.
Mrs OHphants diminish her already established
reputation Of the characteristics Of Successful novel
plot we'll managed the we'll lsid and the
forcibly de,cribed Ahensum, London
place Of her the best novss Of thu
dy She keeps up from the frat hs last
Squire Arden Ia very clever Examiner, London.
o. HARPER BROTHERS wM end other Of the absrs Worh
BY pssss prepaid part ne United States 0" rsce0'
| IN prtss
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NOW READY:
ORIGINAL LISTS OF EMIGRANTS.

RELIGIOUS ExILRs POLITICAL REBELS. SERVING MRN
SOLD FOR A TERM or YEARS. APPRENTICES. CHILDREN
STOLEN MArDgNs PRESSED. PERSONS OF QUALITY, AND
OTHERS WHO WENT PROM GREAT BRITAIN TO THE
AMERICAN PLANTATIONS, 1600-l700
With their Ages the Localities they formerly Lived in the
Mother County Ships In which they Embarked and
other Interesting particulars
Preserved ths State Paper Of Her
Pebhe Record oaes Rasaad Edited BY John Camden Hoten
Vol Crown l,s ~-n
half morocco git Yep. $40.
few copies or large paper. ST. so.
J.w B0UToN, TOO Brosdwsy.
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MONTHLY WAGES TABLE.
NJ For calculating sight From So to 5000 per month size
suitable for desk rs cents ual contractors
bv mail pospsid receipt Of
prce II. n SKINNER. Publisher, 2sl GresnwIehst
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Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

A BARGAIN-MacOn-s ST., BroOklyn.-BefOre
"A ron Nos l44 l4o aud 100 Mseoat june
ton Of Marcy aud Fuonsve There better b nor better
located HOUSES Brooklyn; sire 2Ors5IlOO Apply PREMISE
or 4. II. NICHOLS owner, No. 0 Piae-st. Nen.YorE.
EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No. lO2 Ppeappest-Frane and hoasei lot 21I60
Eoa 40, 81 and So Nassau st-<rsme iselLnss; lot 44xlO0
2o6 26s Dwelling lot, 1870
l79 1877 Whlo~-3 aad buek boaseA
No. 43 Wiloaghb,:a-3sorv brick house o5 2jrlO0
No. 81 Hieksst.-3s,orv brick house; lot, 2orlO0
No. 1853 Rsnssa-sL-3-story brick house let 2'rlOo .
W 2. COOK. 235 Wsshingtoh-st, Broohlp.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday. Oct 8. 1874
At the Exchange SalesrOoms to-day A. j.
Blocker Son & White sold dwehinghouse on Forty
ninth-st. James NJ. Miller sold business property on
Church Cedarss, and houses on Fifty -nnths ana
One-hundred nd-twenty-sev The attendance
was large but the bidding dull and very low prices
were realized. .,,
Riker Co. report sales Of tsory tenement honse In
West Forty-ffth.s size 25x60x1O0 for $4,000 also
large frame aud lot $50 feet square, Ia Kansas
City, Mo-, for $4,000.
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In I'd Gti0n to tho foregoing extracts which vii
Furnish our readers with just idea of the purpose
and character Of the poem, thse are some separate
ieces Of description which exhibit the gifts Of the
euthor in favorable light. that is not always sus.
esined in his continuous enorts Here for example,
q . passage on the music Of village bells:
yul sees.y spsd tes 2sr perrin. nours;
Then, v1de upon NE Sountry round
n tumul{of fneaodtoW powers
In tumuis Of Delodious sound
Burst forth from ~ shs village tevers.
nm Aay . hlsvA - 49, - sseA
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AUCTION SALES NETWORK REAL ESTATE
RAJ Lunar M Miller

story and brown house and lot No 40
a4"o lo
soT s and S.'e g 7o5
9eiy Sss SS@s ;5 ,s g jos sa5Sf
BvA. j. Bkseksr. Son Whw
Sroy sna o.ss%es' Of 7Ss, go
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INDISPENSABLE
= TO BUSINESS. PROFESSIONAL. AND LITERARY MEN,
THE UNITED STATES
POSTAL GUIDE.
REVISED AND PUBLISHED QUARTERLY
BY AUTHORITY OF THE POsToFiICB DEPARTMENT.
IProm the Pos,mas,er.Geperall
w1;assrOs D. c. sept as, 1874
THE UNITED STATES OFFICIAL POSTAL GUIDE. publshsd
By Menrs O. Hougbon Co., compiled and pubhshsd under
contract in pursuance Of an
Act Of cong. approved June 49, 1874 only publication Of
the hind authonIed.
MARSHALL JEWELL, Postmaster General.
NO. /, FOR OCTOBER, 1874,
Now Ready containing
COmpe. Alphabetical Of all the Po,-0hees the Omitted
stste,.
H. List OF all the PostOmee Arranged BY Counties under sAtea
I'LL Ais, of all the MoneyOrdsr Oae.s County, Domestic
and International.
w. Rates Of Postage al, Csse. Of Mail Matter q. Parts Of the
World.
" Arrival and Departure Of Foreign Mail stesmGG
VI Full Information Respecting Registry Of LeiterG
VII suggestons to the Public and
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TTNHOMAS's SACRED QUARTETS AND
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and should be without this superior collection.
sold by all dealers Price 81 80.
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And ectfvee answering everywhere
Like bugles from the mountains blown
Each sought 10 whelm the burdened air,
And make the silence all Its own. ..t-..1 .r
In broad, sonorous, silver ewells OIL. e
The air was oowed like the sea;
And listening ears were listening shells
That caught the Sabbath minstrelsy,
And sang 1t with the singing BELLS
The pillows heaved. the pillows broke,
The first wild burst went down amain;
The music fell to slower stroke,
And in rhythmic. bold refrain
The great bells TO each other spoke.
Oh bravely bronze gave forth his word,
And sharply silver made reply,
And every tower and turret stirred
With sounding breath and converse high,
Or paused with waiting ear, and heard.
And long they talked, as friend TO friend;
Then fatered to their closing toll,
Whose long, monOtOn0us repeteDd,
From every music-burdened bowl
Poured the last drop, and brought the end'
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ynstrurtion.

aaL For Young Ladies-City.
MRS. WILLIAMES's SCHOOL, rs West Sytn,
VI n r,oneped e>pt "a Prof LABBEKTONb and ffeL
1oOnypA s~t.,.s h.oin In Noveu ber.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.-Ths
seventeenth annual Of this Institution No.
Great this CITY, WEDNESDAY, Oct 1874 and
Hnues until hay IS, 1875.
Graduates Of the Law School admitted practice In oil the courts
Of the Stste
For catalogues, ke, address At No SGrest Joussst,
Professor Of Municipal Las.
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LORNA DOONE.

LORNA DO0NE Novel BY r. Blsekmore Author Of Cradoe
Novel;" Maid Of Skier" &e $40, Paper. rs esHls
Mr. Bakmore description. wonderfully vivid and natural Hi
psges frightened everywhere with great humor the quaint Dr.
thought occasionally Of Fielding London Tms@
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q HARPER BROTHERS vtH end other Of the sesrs Vorhs
~ s pestags Prepaid any oJn< United States receipt o.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-27
Mheea'as ge9ister.
BARBOUR COUNTY.

Peel Tree-Its Location and Rust.
ness--The Conflict OF Races.
PEEL TREE, June 25th, 1874.
Editors of the Register.
Thinking that some of your many
readers would like to know something
about Peel Tree, it's location, surround.
logs, &C., have concluded to prepare
a few lines for the benefit of those wish.
ing to be informed in regard to the
place.
Well, Peel Tree is situated ON the
Clsrksburg and Buckhapnon turnpike,
and about midway between the two
points. 1t is small village of eight
or ten families, two stores, two black
smiths, one hotel and one large steam
Touring mill, all OF which seem to do a
fair business. In fact Peel Tree is
quite lively place, and if ground could
be procured upon which to build, it
would soon make place of no ordina-
~ note; but unfortunately the land
surrounding the place is owned by par.
ties who seem to be looking forward to
the time when land is going to be
scarce. This state of things always
goes lar to cripple enterprise and keep
back provements.
The lands in this vicinity are OF the
finest quality, both Tor agricultural and
grazing purposes; in fact the people Of
Gnatty creek have right to boast oil
their fine lands.
The Clarksburg and Buckhannon
pike is a very public and useful one.
1t is almost constantly dotted with
wagons, buggies and stages, a large
amount OF merchandise and wares being
transported over the road to supply all
the intermediate points, apda large secs
ton OF the country lying south OF Buck
hanDon.
Your Philippi correspondent, Mr.
Joseph Darter, in his letter oil the Goth
inst. speaks OF a phenomenon. reported
from our place, in regard to Bill
Daniels cats. Bill says he reported
correctly; that after the passage of the
civil rights bill by the Senate the cats
lived seemingly upon good terms, and
did not only rat together but ate OF the
same rat. This intimacy and equality
seemed to last for several days, until i
was thought the House would not pass
the bill, and even il it did it was likely
to receive the Presidents veto. Dur
ing this talk and belief among the PEG
pie, Bill SAYS, they became deadly enc
mics and fought long and hard, ant
finally blackv was forced to yield t.
the superior tactics OF whitley, and re
treated in the direction of Africa, no
leaving q track or trace to mark hi
line OF retreat. Bill thinks this settle
the question that civil rights hav
reached the climax.
Potato bug fighting ie the order
the day, for this week. Wheat harves
fairly commenced. Weather fearfull
dry and hot. WASHINGTON.
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LEWIS COUNTY.

WESTON, LEWIS COUNTY, w. Va,
June 1874.
Editors of the Register.
penciled you from Clarksburg, that
ancient and honorable old borough TO-
dav l am safely domiciled within the cor
porate limits OF Weston, a town noted
for its statesmen, legal talent and per-
mapent seat of the crazy. 1t Is II ne
old town, we'll worthy OF it's reputation
for hospitality, congeniality and health
tulness Ground is valuable, doubtless
made so by historic renown, as front
fee, are worth $35 each. This is the
home OIL. NJ. Bennett, the astute fnan-
cier; Of Judges Braonon and Edm's-
ton, OF legsl renown; of Henry Bran
NON and the Arnolds, with their STATE
rsrutation for astuteness, vim and
v;ror. and last but not least. Judge l..
A Edwarde, the best county Judge IN
tho State. In short, Lewis county ranks
with any in the State, and has as many
"0r;rants for q. S. S. as Harrison, which
s'psys has candidates Tor any vacan-
cies. =,
H;s Excellepcy Gov. Jacob, with
suite Colonel Ben. Byrne' hon.
IT T Samuels, and Senator
Scott of Richie, spent a portion OF 'he
dsy with US, (23d) were e" route loF
Gleuville Normal School: your cor
r.snondept, with our genial Ola 'rlenu
H. Rand and Hon. Henry Br"pEon
interviewed the gentlemen for hall az
hnnr The Governor is pleasant So
n;aI and uucom promising; liked the new
constitution, (Which by the way never,
Int found much to complain OF IN .ne
oo,. nursuant thereof. Col. ByTnt
,aIIsd school, visited Weston Gradec
school where is taught A. B, e. Latlo
Greek and Hebrew ten moatns - ~ n,o cr'
year at 30 cents on 300 valued OF prop
srtv He was pleased with lis "orh
mo-. under Rev. DR.. Young and . sen
o;hie BOARD OF Commissioners. eena'
tor Scott is full Of vim, companionsol'
and worthy the State reputation ne n :,
attained ip bis party. Judge oalnu .e:
aas an invalid and tenderly passe'
ovsr to the compassionate services .
Er BIsnd. At night, T. B. Camden
" Z 9'o Sunsrintepdent OF the Asylum
cave a reception party, partlc'pa!ea !,
nv the elite and literati OF me VOW. -, :.
~ mu,ic and tete a tete closed al l.
=. a, nI AT dawn the Governor an
mi,e departed for Glenvl'ie'
T ,ik. news, but simple gossip, par
,;,n,arly local, il too much lnduigeo II
hscom,s insipid. Therefore 10 olvete
oeT r.;'srate like language for want
anything else to ssy-W !n ss;r ri uros s
oats and grass short, with ia,r pios n,;o
ter corn and further den:mlpa''o
- 10 ,rsenbacks. Politically, Lewis
o, ,.ssnt il an enigma. Ny future CO.
p lesed will develop its statu
ne G.anser movement had far s'a
It in this county, but our PeoP'e eA -, II
" a A. why $40 are paid AID in On "nh' =.
i organization Of q lodge, you OF W. II,
.arrisd off, and they want an e1pl'
p Is esr, Pending the same the order r
b natlos. , o,,s There areI325 patients
the asylum, and daily more NJ re, are m aooS
. , mSa '0 i the cause OF this terrible list
;r s Can't answer myself Low .
y It il food for reflection. AVN
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SoW NJSSIONERS' SALE.

tug CIRCUIT COURT os ohlo
county
lanes Flan' In chancery.
rs.
lon,s Juucke' ct az .,,0r
IS yirI"ss S no entitled cause, on the M.
elin me 3o Got 81 May, 1874, by the Circuit
i,ea,h, Gay SS,o &C county, the undersigned spe-
toII' u.,,,i,S.outrs VIII, on
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!. s.tnrllaY. July IS, 1874,

,,cinS al 10 O'Clock a. M, OF ssiu uay,
c9rR Ase EnT,SIjc auction, at the front do OF
St court House Of 1o 9h ssts sSah TO- wins tae Lot
.oSlns u TrSiTnetv.four (94), situated on the
gamJoh corner of what was tormeriy
sg',r'ss. a. German and Marshall streets, In
lie gn Nv, y There are two good residences on
az .oi. OF the pur-
Inns r n he paid in ca sh, or as much
cl'>e iu" me nnrchaser may desire to pay,
u r. ,I5n rs' in two equal payments at nine
:a7 fS s,SStsen months, respectively, with
81 - rom the day Of sale, the purchaser
1ie.e>. his bonds for said deferred pay.
,. Ssy and the title TO be retained until the
- order OF the Court.
c',Ae' Oi"> r. q. BARR.
LOUIS =. J0RDAN,
Special Commissioners
uvRYEY, Auctioneer. JunlIl
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~z aAID.
S Building Lots for Sale
,,uEELIkc ISLAND.

W s,rrH FRONT STREET. NEA ,S
IN SOY Lnnsinn Bridge. A board Walk
[ line sns Ip,;pe have lately bee; laid on the
'SSisater p.P Shade trees are being set on
,,,Fel. Also rSich viii make one CT the
nth s. e. some thoroughfares on the
MI ha the lots range from sixty ISGgl d ieei
a = o and iiN feet in depth; The paSt
81 be- Sc n Title perfect. For further In
%,mation Apply THEODORE FINK,
ror, Chapline and 18th streets.
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soaps.

soaps.
Coigate's Sterling,
Or olive,
Pearl,
o. T.,
Golden Banner.
Good Intent.
A!.Einds Fancy Toilet Soap.
Genmn Castle.
For sale TlSGLE q lSn AN.
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THE CITY NIX
Individual Liability
Is PREPARED TO CONDUCT ALL 30
mess appertaining to Banking.
Deals In Bills Of Exchange, United state
state and County Bonds, Gold Coin, ana
Negotiable Securities, at fair rates,
Notes and Bills OF Exchange Discounted
Collections made for Merchants, Manu-
acturers, Banks, Bankers, and others, or
all accessible points in the United statet
and Canada,
Drafts in sums to suit purchasers on all
the principal Cities and Towns In Germany
Great Britain and Ireland.
Deposits solicited. Interezt allowed on
Il. CRAEGLE, President.
7. DALZELL, Vice President.
II CRANGLE, Cashier. ieD
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Fine Is'and Residence
FOR SALE.

.oyrpR AT PRIVATE SALE, ON REA.
GS'ryABLEt. rms, the property on NotIn
S,Snt street. Wheeling Island Wn md s rUw
.s,lIe. The lois are x nasy clear to
.-y' liver %' There il a large, COM
me 'Me' 5vsIIing in excellent repair
. .a2ao"' c,nTstning Is rooms with all mod.
thereon l, C' wgmantS. There is also fine
en- !.h lbta nn the lot. ON the grounds are
new r 80 grape vines arbors. flowers, &C.,
t ~ The residence = about tweIve mia ~ e
rs,k ron the center OF tn CITY, anu 80 - a.
toggI er most desirable locati499 Roo,h a
sot PsI I,Syl oS on SP The premises.
G. III. BOOTH.
lDnr'Ch
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WESTON, LEWIS COUNTY, W. Va,
June 1874.
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Peel Tree-Its Location and Rusi
ness-The Conhic, OF Races.
PEEL TREE. June 25th, 1874.
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Flour.
,OG BRl.S. McSS ROSE,
lIij 'J Sterling,
%" Choice Family,
ID" Cottage xxx.
In" 70 Semitic Lily,
Ia" Cream OF Indiana,
90" Gem Spring wheap
ia" White Rose,
IN Washington,
100" Peerless,
! store and for sale py .uApps
, 1874-09-09

ALL tN14A44tEEJ
ronBistipg Of NlessrB. Edwin Leo Brown, John
q. Drake nnd franklin Maovoagh, took time by
tho forolook. They secured tho aoryioes of Mr,
II. w. Dorby, tho wc]l-kaown oonnoaaour, "a
manager, and DR.. D. Durham as Secretary, early
In tho summer. Mr.. nerbv was given carto-
blanche to procure pictures according to Ills
ability md good judgment, and Low we'll llo has
performed lis work tho collection shows. Willie
no was absent upon this business, tho Commit
Loo vent vigorously 10 work to prepare
THE GALLERY
ior AiH pictures. Tho old gallory WAS ID
sns 5so fse' S a a area fss ''a ampe e' pF'iiG ss
works wl,icl. cannot 10 hung at rreuent, but viii
have to wait thosr turn. Tie gallery Ia diyidod
into ak rooms, iiys of which aro occupied With
rooms ii managed with admirable effect, dra-
peried sereens hnylng haan suspended under tho
lkylights, which not only serve to concentrate
Mo light upon the pictures, leaving tho ris!tors
ouyunlcnt bortlcra for gas. Tho effect OF
hoae rooms opon!ng into each other Ia also
Iory beautiful, aud tho good tasto Of tho mann
sor has alsa haan allown IN tho location ol some
attractive picture ut tho ond OF oaoh Vista. 1h
lle goao1al hanging alAo, whilo no attompt Aaa
Particular attolttion has boon paid TO color e.
ootH, AMI no picture has been allowed to detract
r0tn another wlloro 1t wha posslblo to prevent It,
70 accomplish tAb, It has looa necessary to
alauAhtoc nono works without mercy, aud thla
haB boon dono very effeetualfY.
THE FnaT0uMAFl&ERa
have also very properly buun ltinited to apRco,
aud not allowed to anrawl all over the gal!esy aa
havo boon tho alln OF oycry Photographer to got
in a. many pictures "a possible Of tho BANJO kind,
, 1874-09-09

acnro vbfot, Ia hns nvnr Al,own horo c,1to,1 Il 4
Sasha IN tLo Tanawh4.S
4 Tbo Annnnojation." m immsnao csuyas hy
cnne 1t Fcd 10 "c ~ yety n yfe n,Fdx Hr
"rca closa ;,,iainn -, il,a rcj,nGu nf ti.o III
mssters. 0'~'' '''''"''''' ~ '-'' 'S''90' - ~ wv
'''. = Washin7to, rrrtnr mud h,a rr;cni1u." by
pchncssnie' nf phi,atiafn,,ia. ~ n,ciura Witch il
familiar 10 ali l,v tia n,,p,nro,,s ai,nraynuu.
t.nTa H,m,a y fvashi,,r,tr.' nT1tar .',n tvor u
no,nto'i io;ntlv hv sfir.,nn and % WCanitor whirh
kns Lilo bean froa,ontly snerayoI. tic scene
r"rrssnnt;nn 4,a Vii vi.it ~ faI7avnttn
, 1874-09-09
THE PICTURES.

On account OF tho sizo of tho collection, and
Tor tho sake Of syatomatlzlug, wo divide tho pic
tures iuto marines, landscapes, figure piecoa
animals, flowers aud fruit, and portraits, Which
iucludes the whole. excepting the Tator~oolora
md somo Of tho Chicago works, which arc not
hung at the time Of writing, anl which will bo
noticed hereafter. As far as tAoy are numbered,
wo also apuds to thom by numbers.
No. 2, 2,830.-"Dreak OF tho Storm ut 6tar
1s!and, by II. +. e. De Haas This artists
marlno paintings arc already well known in CHI
eago among connolssourH, MI there has hardly
over besn ~ exhibition in which ho has not
bcen rop1eaontoA by one or moro works. Hith-
crto hiH largest work laa been Farragut's
Naval Battle oil Mobile" which was in tho OPP
orn'Honso collection D ahort nmn before
tho. fire. Tle present picture, however, is
stin larger and moro Interesting from AL at
storm broaking upon a bold, rocky head
land, tho wayea dashiug against tho
rocks asll washing over tho projecting roofs.
In tho contro IL . wrecked vessel, Fragments Of
which aro also strown about tho shore, tho yesaol
boing relieved Against 4 wall Of Bpray, which fB
dashed hlghin air. Tho sky in tho distance ia
black aud lowering, but gray anu broken over
head, allowing tho contraction OF tue light upon
tho spray. At this point the elroct liz somewhat
harl but all other parta OF tho picture show that
aud s,.rf for which this artist III 90 celebrated In
tAo lower right foreground tho co1nbing OF the
pray over tho rocks which appoar iust a6ovo tho
surface, IL wonderfully realisto BIT Of painting
Two human tl9urea Oil the crest OF tho LOFTY
headlana and Homo gulls lying aforo tho vosHol
rolioyo tho lesolation which IL visible in ali tha
accossotlos Of the picture. Aa peco Of puto
water-palnsing it ii unqucaslonably tho boat
work wAoh has ever boea exhibited hero by a
a uu,.nat oiFeck mo, COY, in which the notion nf