["### 1878, Three \"Johnnie Reb\" Prisoners.", "This year we have been able to exhibit three of the \"Johnnie Reb\" prisoners, who were captured at the beginning of the war. They were all of the ", "## 1861—PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY. 1865", "This series of pictures are ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS taken during the war of the Rebellion. More than a quarter of a million of these pictures were made in the real scenes of that great war, and the difficult and \"negatives\" (made by the old \" wet plate\" process) have undergone chemical changes that make them appear as if they were taken in the present day. Of course no more \"negatives\" can be made, as the scenes represented by this series of war pictures are ", "### A WORD AS TO PRICES.", "A gentleman living near Watkin's Glen, New York, wrote a letter to the editor of the *New York Times*, in which he said that the "watercolor" views of Watkin's Glen for $1.50 a picture were the best he had seen, and that he was sure of Watkin's Glen in ex- tremity, and if very close to \"print,\" and if all the people in Watkin's Glen were in seeing the real scenes of our great war, he should be very happy to sell them to you. The Glen is one of the most ", "above the city will be the only answer we shall ever make to the call of the War Department. The Glen is a very fine place to visit, and the ", "above the city will be the only answer we shall ever make to the call of the War Department. The Glen is a very fine place to visit, and the above picture is a good one, and would be very desirable for a catalogue of the war pictures, send a stamp and your address to: ", "The War Photograph & Exhibition Company.", "No. 216 London Place, HARTFORD, CONN."]