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Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-25
Radical Sympathy with the half
breeds of Mexico.

The miserable cowardly white liverei
whiskey drinking Cbandler-who should
be cbristened Tallow, of "little blood
letting" notoriety-saving his own--on
July the 18th inst, in his place, once &C.
eupied by Cass, with honor to his State,
aud Nation, Justified the execution. of
Macmillan, and hoped Congress would
pass resolutions of sympathy with Mexi.
co, and pledge her armed support against
any European Nation. Nye, eulogized
Juarer, and justified his conduct toward
Msximillian." We are not surprised
that the negro worshiping, demoralizng
rsnegades from every principal of high,
honorable, virtuous, moral and euobling
character, would express sympathy with
an amalgamated, half bred, half civilized
degenerated race.
"a fcllsw feeling makes us vonderous kind.
he brays, the laureate of the long card kind"
These are the cowardly specializing
knaves, who sympathised with their half.
breed Greesers, when the halffed "Boys in
blue" were furnishing under the Tropical
suns of "poor down trodden Mexico"
pouring out their life's blood upon the
arid sands, to sustain the honor and dig
nifty of our Gloriou, Emblem Of Liberty;
in the same halls now disgraced by that
sculking "wolverine,' invoked their adj
mission, with bloody hands to hospita.
bic graves"
Nye, would sympathize with any class
OF brutes, whose sympathetic influence
might elevate him to political preferment
over the gallant and noble De Long.
Senators Stewart and Patrick O'Con.
ness ought to be recognized in this cate.
CORY. But, as ''the dog returns to his
vimit," so have they returned to their
original and legitimate avocation. Car.
rying hod to plaster up the Gorham
breach in the loyal ranks; and peddling
mich, to supply the employees with
"pap." Therefore we will leave them
for the present, "alone in their glory"
But we might possibly be pardoned for
expressing hope, that no honest man
may be adjudged guilty of misdemean.
or, who might--to use the classic, and
refined q expression of the Rev. Polii.
cal M.C. Brigs--apply to them when
ever the spirit moved in that direction,
the "drgumentum a posteriorii," and
that they should be adjudged guilty of
contempt, if they should presume to look
around to see who done it.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-25

The Northern Statesman, published at
Marysville, says: I'VE learn tbrouoh his
brother, Mr.. Pomeroy, of Rough Ready that
tne celebrated Brick Pomeroy. of The Ia
Crosse Democrat, will visit California in the
course OF month" We hope Brick will
pay this metallic region a visit, hearty wei.
Ia extended. Wei
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-25
Notice.

THE CoPARTNERsHIp HERFToropp
Existing between Banner BA,sKTr i. d;,.aIr-
ca by mutual consent All indebted 10 IT,.
arm will settle with CHARLES BAsssrr.
Silver City, June 10 1867.
jly 1886 u31 BANNER 4 RAssRrr
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-25

E6-The other day while we were stand
ing dialogue: '' UNIV"
u say, Cap, that is nice hat you were;
where did you get it ?"
Bought it, Of course"
get one like it." N"' ~
20, you want one, eh ?"
Z Yes, think that the most genteel hat I
nave seen in this wooden country"
:, "Well, old fellow, always trade where
thing are best and cheapest, and il you want
iuil SUIT. hat like this boots or anything
to go to-" 10 '"' l'''''e
We believed with the speaker.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-25

has~We learn by private letter that the
n ne raider and gallant officer, Gen. 10 o.
Shelby has returned to his old home, in Mis-.
sourl, and that he is cordially received bv
Federals and .Confederates. Shelbvis nm
old acquaintance of ours, and we are Glad IN
near oil his returning to his "6rstlo He
performed well his part. in a cause he he.
lleyed was right, and has now returned IN bis
home at Waverly, to live citizens life. 10
we hope you may live happy, but never he a
naughty boy and "rde sorrel horse agsin
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


IospoS, Feb. 22-NoOn.-ConsOs for money have de-
clined to 9Oi American securities-Ere shares, S7a
Illinois Central lex diy) 773 United States FiyeTWenty
bonds 73l COnsOls for money closed at 92. American
Securities closed as follows Erie shares, 32; Illinois
Central tex div), 77s United States FiveTwenties 7St
United States bonds closed at Paris this evening at S
United States bonds closed at Frankfort to-day at H.
LIVERPOOL, Feb %, NOOn-The Brokers' Circular
reports the sales Of cotton for the week ending last even
Ing at ST. 900 bales The market has been generally dull
and inactive and prices have materially declined inc
market opens to-day with continued dulness ana with
prospective days sale Of 5000 bales. All qualities nave
declined sd since yesterday, and quoted to-day as
follows Middlng Uplands, lS3d. Middlng Orleans l4td
Eyenng-The Cotton market is heavy and tending
down Prices have materially declined during the day
The sales have reached 5000 bales Prices close as fol-
lows: Niddling Upands, 1Sld. Midding Orleans l4td
The advices from Manchester quite unfavorabe the
market there for goods and being fiat and prices de-
cned The market for Breadstufs is very heavy. Corn
has declined per quarter for mixed Western Bar
ley is quoted at 4i6 GO 10 American Wheat, 1lIS for
California brands The market for Provisions is firm
Lard has considerably advanced and closed this evening
at Oh per cwt. for American. Refined Petroleum is
frmer unchanged in price Rosn is quoted at ssper
owt for Wilmington. Linseed Oil SIIl0 per cwt
Spirits Turpentne s7i6 per cwt for American
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
"A. 80 EE-A-


scs Common Councn hesds Of m. ,sdo,. ~, n
respectfully invited tuners. from ~ ,s
ps 81 Thomas Oconaor No 10 wess Tentht noasy Sh
remains will be conveyed to g. Pran, x.,,, w.
"a where solemn high Of requiem oAssr~l
Cathedral hulbenys - ~ - ~>''@
& Thursday Peb a. ser lingering Illness Label. a..
the late Jas. w. Stevens ~ - ' ~ ' .A"s"'o' %
% I o. the family respectfully invited n attend the sunerss
Inst, at "A O'Clock m ' '''' y" 'u'sA'' ~
SoI.eans' Philadelphia and Newark papers please copy
ION-On Thnrsday evening Ps 2 Bu,h C,.to, vtso A
0aston OF East0n Pa aged gt YEAR and d,vs
oi tc hml are respectfully invited 10 attend The n.rs
te residence OF her soninz Roher, Huson Ma Iel 80
fnteenthst, on Sunday afternoon at ococt ' wv " -~
haIon, , IA, aud Paterson, N J. papers please copy
n6ChLEM-0n Thursday, Feb 81 OF oonsnmp,lon
meckem snd only chilli Of William Elizabeth W.t.s...
al years. onths, and II DAYS "~'''"'n' 's'>
Ih funeral VIII take place the parent, ,
ana Wests Saturday, the one ei
I. B.eenns on family are invited to attend
sTRATTON-Ah bis residence No l4 West Foryhh on wedae.,
night, Feb ~ Henry Dwight the 43d cf age
heAyes an friends OF the deceased
services at ms late residence Sunday Feb a. O'Clock D. n
The former and present students OF Packars sI
ncs College are requested 70 the college
st O'clock IN Of isunlay preparatory to attending the anerJ
services
TeYL0RAt Clrsansadt the Island croir OF
18th Of January 5th wear OF hs
Nj Charles Taylor Of the firm Hssey Newark
Ills remains Inferred Ia The cemetery
special request
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
MISSOURI.

CONGRESS ASKED TO AID TIE DESTITUTE SOUTH.
TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS, Feb 22.-A Committee on behalf Of tie
St. Louis Board Of Trade consisting Of James t. Yet
man. George Partridge, and A. G.. Brascr has issued
memorial to Congress on the subject OF relief the South
After setting forth the condition Of the Southern planters
and the distress OF the people IN general in Consequence
the failure Of the cotton and crops and the i'm
pOitance 10 the nation Of good cotton crop, the Com
mlttee urges Congress 10 make appropriation of fpm
$50 100000 to SOO0OOOOO limited 10 the amount uly
by the necessities and wants Of the suffering districts for
the purpose Of supplying with provisions all who are
engaged In producing cotton and who are unable 10 o-
cure provisions m any other way the cost Of supplies so
furnished 10 be- lien upon the crops, and 10 be paid for
out Of the first proceeds OF the sales Of cotton the poy
siOns 10 purchased by the COmmissay Department Of
the Army, and distributed through the Freedmns
Bureau or by officers OF the army; the
advances thus made 10 be collected through
the agents Of the Government for collecting
tax cotton with proper checks and balances,
such as can readily be established between the Wal and
Treasury Departments. system can Dc put into o1era-
ton to continue for session. which viii afford pDfect
security Government, and which VIII give Ito de-
sired relief The Committee claim that this plan VII not
only relieve the Government of the threatened necessity
Of feeding the destitute net Of charity but VII fully
employ the labor in the country, and prevent famine in
the land. -.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
THE AMERICAN PI1YO-FoRrE ZRAIE

twenty-five years ago the number Of Pianos made
in America, was exceedingly small. The workmanship Of
these with few exceptions, inferior to that OF En
rome Musical taste and musical demand grew npdly,
however and American inventors began 10 revOtiOniZc
the Old World theory Of piano structure The VAIN OF inc
improvements thus effected in the making OF pianos mas
the most eminent musical professors our own pianos are
decidedly superior 10 those of Europe
The annexed statement Is founded the returns
under the Internal Revenue laws OF 10 wdeyknown
manufacturers Of New York, Boston, ana Batlnre Ex
elusive of Baltimore, for which have no rdurn OF
pianos IL will be that during the year 1876 there
were less than 1896 pianos made, ana SOLD Dythese 10
firms OF three cities The sales produced S3O92 ~,
out of which sum was paid manufacturers
ray of SI72.5t3 So 10 Is still more remark.
able fact that the leading manufacturer q New
York and that OF Boston Jointly realized by tLir sales
30 while the other 10 makers COinbndl sod 10
the extent OF 81 53 G43 The two firms belonging 70 New
York and Boston paid, In fact more than one hi OF the
Government tax collected. Ihe ioho"ins 10 lne
pXh
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
5perial Notices.
A Cry for Help mt Home.


The distress in this % has eaeAet appalling propeons .
thousand persons mainly sesuPporg the ~ list u
this Association Having work their savings exhausted thr farn
and clothing pawned sold un they have
SELL nothing chatsbs
aid This Association doing its uns for their Assistance bat the
cep though large ordinary the ratio Of the increased dec
uton yet with the high rents and Of living 10 t&t
suffering inevitable, without enlarged contributions
The bad hoped that the late favorable weather with
special solicitations for funds would have rendered pablo appeal
But in this they have been disappointed WnteE
upon us Sth increased gor and desiou and the calls Tor help
touching and the shall
frfamed for deeds Of allow suffer unFeevf
be that humane considerable citizens
appeals will close their the peous strss thss
In few weeks the activities Of the opening Spring win relieve the
that most Of those aided will probably need
Meanwhile the temporary be met will
those who add their and
given rejoice 10 the privilege Of helping their safg brethren
Every dollar contributed will be economically dsbnrs
by the four hundred grat1iogs visitors Of the HBWY0RK An
ISOLATION FOR IMPROVING THE CONDITION or TIIH POOR
according to the deserts and necessities Of every
Contributions be TO Brown Brothers Co, No 50 Wsis
Robert MintHn Treasurer No. % Southst. NJ Hartley
Secretary No % Bible House Of the officers Authorized
lectOfs
IL behalf Of the Board JAMES BROWN President
ROBERT b. MINTURE. Treasurer
Secrefar
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
FRANCE.
REORGANIZATION OF THE ARMY

REORGANIZATION OF THE ARMY
The discussion at the sitting of the Council of
State, held the 9th of February at the Tueries,
relative to the reorganization of the army, had the
effect of bringing forward for fresh consideration
decisions which had previously been abandoned. II
is proposed simply to revive the law of 1882 and
at the time TO reduce the terms Of service and
organize a National Garde Mobile.
FUNCTIONS OF THE SENATE AND OF TIE LEGISLATIVE
- BODY.
An Imperial decree was sissued on the sth determin-
ing the relations Of the Senate and the Corps Legs
latf toward the Emperor and the Council of State,
and establishing the organic condition under which
their labors will be conducted.
NEW PRESS LAW.
Mr. Baroche has presented the Emperor with full
sketch for a new press law. His Majesty himself
made many corrections in a liberal sense. Govern
ment will probably provide itself with ropressive
rights in the new BILL only to be employed if great
abuses arise. In practice it is said the Emperor in
tends the press TO be free.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
ITALY.

THE CHURCH PROPERTY QUESTION
The Committee on the Bill for the liquidation Of
the Church property held long sitting the 9Th Of
February but did not decide to draw up any counter
scheme.
RECEPTION OF THE AUSTRIAN EMBAsSADoR
The King gave private audience to Baron Rubeck,
who presented his credentials Envoy ExtraOrdi-
nary and Minister Plenipotcntary of Austria at the
Court of Florence. The Bureau of the Chamber of
Deputies had approved the bill classical Educa-
ton The Minister of Finance and Justice by
request present at the sitting of the Committee
the bill for the legislation Of the Church property
the sth.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ROYAL FAMILY.
Victor Emanuel is to visit Venice again the 1st
of March, and on Ash Wednesday will leave for the
Carnevalone of Milan. Prince Hunbert has once
more adjourned his departure in search Of a wife,
and so pleased is he with his new lease of bachelor
fe that he has given ball at to the society of
Milan, of which the late Countess, and now Duchess
Letta is still the prima donna assouta.
The carnival at the Lagunes is very lively, and
there are great preparations for rendering the last
week tremendously gay Austria has informed the
Italian Government that the officer who ordered the
frigate Formidable to be fired upon in the waters of
Gravosa has been punished
Langrand Dumonceau has deposited 100000 lire as
guarantee for the fulfment Of his convention with
the Government relative to the liquidation Of the
Church property.
The Italian Government has definitely refused to
take of the sequestraton from the private property
of the ex-King Of taples
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
CANADA.
THE CONFEDERATION scHRMB-DETAus or TIE NEW Gov
ERNMRST

THE CONFEDERATION SCIIRME-DBTATIS oP THE NEW Gov
ERSMRST.
THIIGRAPH TRIBUNE.
TORONTO, G.. W., Feb GA dispatch from the
editor Of The Globe dated England received last night
gives the following particulars Of the Confederation
scheme The Confederation is called Canada. The name
OF Upper Canada L changed e oEsro, and IQysr Cap,
ada 10 Quebec The other provinces are 10 remain "a
now There some changes from the Quebec scheme
In addition to 80 cents per head Of the population the
General Government will give Upper Canada 5000,
Lower Canada $4,000 Nova Scotia $4,000, and New
brunswick $4,000, making total appropriation for the
local Legislature OF S795i50 per annum The GLOBE calls
the scheme scandaiGusly unjust TO Upper Canada
Until Prince Edwards Island joins the union,
Nova Scotia and New brunswick have between thcm
her four seats In the Upper Chamber. which will have
"a members from Upper Canada % from Lower Canada
and ~ from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. The Globe
denounccs tls appOrOnment the three lower Prov
nces have but 10000 more people than Upper Canada
The House 81 Commons have lsi seats s. from Upper
Canada GS from Lower Canada 10 from Nova Scotia and
Is from New brunswick. The Crown Government have
the power 10 enlarge the number ~ the Upper Chamber
10 limited extent, In order to prevent dead locks"
The control OF the penentiarlcs and the fisheries is
transferred 10 the General Government. The privileges
granted 20 separate schools In Upper Canada also
granted To Lower Canada. An measures regarding sepa
rate schools are subject TO an appeal to the Governor
General In Council.
The above manifcstly full Of in the figures but
we print IL as reCeiyed.-ED
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
THE STATE or TRADE.
srrsLsaRAPH TO rHr TRIBUNE.

WILMINGTON Feb 22-Co,ton dull Midlng Doc Spirits .s'pee
tine steady AZ 6 Rosn t30S5 Tar fm al $l 610S2
MosIE Peb 2Co,on-Saes Of 800 bales Mddlng ~ 0Joc
sales OF the do $500 baesI exports o
2s5 baes stock 1880 basi total receipts 10 dals i'' o'
against 388 O79 bales last year. 50 ~u,,u-- "A. .
Feb 2lCOuo,-Ihe market Is dn shao"ABs '"o
sales 100 bales receipts. ,72s bales ooo,-,... -
NKwoRLK,N Feb 22-Coon lover sales OF ,VOO oaiesi Ss
bales against 10 33 exports 82 stock 40 9S baes Sga-fHs
a. Iosse. T5e FourSuperdne bll So Corn, oil pGPla
oats sI HAY sJT OaS3 Mess Pork S2 IS Bacon sh9g1sss
lie sides I2i49gc l2I glic Tobaeco-Medium Lear "'0
WHISKY ~ asa 80 20. Freights unchanged 80 -, II
AusIsra Fac ottoa unchanged Business dull on account OF
the holiday. , ~, h.t.s. Iow Md
ding, 2ic. specie receipts OF the week e[to 49,
IorSvILE Feb Of lO9 hhds Tobacco AZ oT
ss. Eio, 40 Grain unchanged Pork go Prine Lani,
l2 Bacon Shoae Clear sides R Pseked QUIZ ehounes'
7gc Raw WHISKY bond 90 "a Cotton lSe' ~. , ,,,,., II.
CHARLE1Fos feb 9-COtOu quiet, SALES 10 bales q ans ~
FeS 22-Corn lover full supply in the nArsse 9s9
Usv SqggsW oats 70dT5c Flour unchanged Pork 2S9Et bq
Me IN good supply from 9ae Round sugsz Cureo hA Si~
SiIe Cotton aAi and nothing doing 2sGslo
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
VEST INDIES.
HEAVY rAfi.lnE or 4 rIANrrr.

HEAVY FAILURE or A PLANTER,
7 TKLKGRAPH u
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 22-A letter from Matanzas
reports the failure Of COsme de la ToTrto, wealthy
planter and merchant with liabilities 10 the amount OF
100000
HAVANA, Feb 17-Sugar market animated; prices firm.
at sidsic MOnsscs- sales for New Orleans, Mt &C.
clayed Lumbcr-No further arrivals; fair demand ;
prices unchanged Box Snooks-TwO arrivals; market
amply supplcd sales at dsic. Nothing In Cooper
age. Frcghts TO Europe tending upwards COS asked 10
United States: inquiry. Tonnage not abundant ;
rates. a. MOasscs and 81 80 Sugar coastwse Exchange
variable United States last sales at 2 discount, and
sterling l44 premium.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
At'sTRALIA AND NEW-ZEALAND
CHINA AND JApAN

Chinese registered as British subjects have been
forbidden TO reside in the interior of China.
The question of the lighthouse at the entrance of
the Yangtae River was still under discussion at
Hong Kong.
The Mah6metan rebels at Kianysi have captured
four towns.
A large fire has occurred at Rintsin The property
destroyed is estimated at 10000 taels.
Advices from Japan state that the rice riots at
YeddO had ceased and the price of gram had fallen
Prince Chiosin had defeated the Daimio Rokusa
and held his ground against his opponents.
Distrust exists among the DaimiOs, and they refuse
to attend the proposed conference.
The answer of the Japanese Government in refer
ence to the dollar question is favorable.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Feb 22.-Baron Won Beust Minister Of
Btate of the Austrian EMPIRE says that Austria is in
favor of the evacuation of Servia by the Turkish
forces So far as Cretan affairs are concerned, the
Baron says, it is the policy of the Government to
avoid the question entirely. -
BERLIN, Feb. 29-Intelligence has been received
from Vienna that serious apprehensons are enter
tanned there of rising of the peasants in the Aus
trian provinces on the Danube, and a large number
of arrests have been made - ta3 Government au-
thorities
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
A Matter of Grent Importance.

The succes the introduction 0f these machines Into
Canada volumes superiority all others Where' eT
used they apprecale well for their simplicity as Tor the neat
of their work that they get out 0 repair ISL matter
importance 10 those depending upon sewing machine tor
their work informed of families using these machines
upwarhout experiencing the slight
est getting out order" Their durability Is uuquesouabe
repd gentleman been Of the HooS&
Gibbs mhnes number OF years lie believes there no
tpedr otl 20 il"-Granby Gazette G. E-4fdUertSeNEeaL
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
The Pneumatic or Bessemer Process.

TO MANUFACTURERS OF IRON AND STEEL; The Popnsters
Letters Patent granted by the United states
HENRY BRSSEER and ROBERT MUSHET Of England and 10
WILLIAM KELLY Of this country for certain Improvements the Man
and Steel having for the ofSyong all eonsef ~
claims Hereunder consolidated their interests 10 said patents Sodr
Pneumatic Bessemer Proce
undersigned the Trustees aforesaid invite
OF the above which he fully ss$
Works Messrs WINSLOW GRSWOLD ~
Troy, n. Y.
The Strength Toughness perfect Homogeniy and comparative
CheapneEs the Pneumatic Besne Cast Steel
extent OF Its Manufacture and abosd are toe
the pleased sata
have been and others being erected in trebt
supply In the demand rapidly increasing
STEEL RAILS AXLBS, TIRES, BOILER PLATES. Foks-
INGS, &c, &c, made by their process. = -
engage the manufacture and the nndefsef
hereby rive notice appointed Mr. DURPBB sfhs
wanutt PHILADELPHIA their General gent for the management %
that all communications rospecn(
ami inquiries concerning and COS, Of the aPpsataa
therefor &c &c, be addressed 20 him IS above
JOHN r. WINSLOW Troy N Y.
A GRISWOLD, Troy n v.
DANIEL J. M0RRBLL, JohnsoEn Pa,
Trusteea
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
FIRE IN BROADWAY.

Ate o'clock last evening fire broke ont among
so,ne nacing hoxes In the basement of the si1story
building No. 495 Roadway, occupied by the Grover *
Baker wing Machine Company Before the flames were
eXuRushed the basement and first floor were CONSIDER
ably damaged by fire. and the upper part Of the Duang
by smoke and water The loss on stock am6G amounted 10
about S25OOO Insured for $4,000. The building was
owned by the Company and was damaged TO the extent
OF $4,000 Fully Insured The cause Of the fire gas ul,
known No persons had been III the buiIhhs sihCe l.
o'clock u. nor lad apy lights heen used,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
BY STEAMSHIP.

The Cuuard mail steamer Java, Capt. Noodle
which left Liverpool at II a. IN. the 9th, and
Queenstown on the 10th of February, arrived here
yesterday, bringing three days later advices.
The Inman steamer City of Washington, from Liv-
erpool Feb. g. via Queenstown Feb. Z, also arrived
yesterday,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LrvERPooL, Feb. 22-NOon.-The ship southampton
Capt Smithwiok, which went ashore recently on the
Irish coast has been got off damaged, and towed into
Belfast, with four feet of water in her hold.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
IrpANy CATTLE MARKET.

Ax.Sy Beb -Catt higher this week the advane BENG AZ
,i ems pr pound live weight The cattle OF average quality
Nil sntou of Of premium, which were Dot sold here
range om for ordinary to fnr G9e s good to
pr,ne fat and 9id9i for extra Total receipts 10y snsp are
higher sales quick oU'C S I'm, ma Ia
,.ttr. gc premium necePS ~OV' ~"
ale Marie, hrm Receipts z,fV
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
Mourning Goods.

cARD.--w JACKSON No 551 BROADwAY he. coastsna, %
hand foil assortment Of BOmbsInes and all other Mourning
Goods Also BOune Shaws Coaks Walls Grapes
Gloves &c N BLadcs waited WITH goods al their residence
Suits 10 order shor.Aoc No 55 Broadway opposite Hoy Co.'S
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
CENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA

The steamship Rising Star, from Aspinwall Feb Is,
with passengers and mails from California, arrived
at this port yesterday afternoon The following is
har treasurp hst.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
No o. Amount Of

There are other piano making firms beside the ffteen
we have named for the most part they are firms on nc
rcnresentntive Importance, and the humber or 1nsru
ments manufactured by them is not large enough 10 be
worth including in tho above list