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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-05


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New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
PHDyrx INITIAL LIFE INSURANCE co.

We have already alluded to the prosperous
condition Of this IAfe Insurance Company, lOcat' IN
this city OF which Edison Fessenden IA the ffoeh lnu
James K. Burns, secretary A more caItim
tiOn OF It's last annual statement, just pnDAshoh Val
rants US D submitting ~ the readers OF Ihe Ites soe
further remarks uDOn hs rapid progress 20 pOpuisr
favor and It's remarkably prosperous cOnaioh AZ Ia"
present time. -
IL Ia at the present tine In the years 1867 ana l5oS
Issued LII policies It's income A25G72 cividends
N244; losses by death, s5860O asset, sf3I.y3 boTo
was the business OF Two years In 1872 " issued lO5N
pOl,cies It's income e8,&l3752 s5 diydeDds s9t-
al II losses by death, tS5i6 assets $ O9,5 m.
Of 10 years worthy OF special notice An Income IN
1877 OF near s35009O. against 26l2 IN 1862 ana 1874 u
h near 20 10 10000 policies last against LOO
n two years only 10 years ago Us pet assets anJlht
10 over 81 100000 then less than 0OO)-morc than
10 20 Tnis wonderful increase Is not the result OF
single Jump 1t comes Of regular early a4yance s1og-
ing the sOidty and permanency Of tnls signal phper-
ty For instance, net assets 0f te company AZ 20
opening or tine year 1872 amounted 20 N5Of 0 at no
commencement the year 1873 they were ss4iJAs g
an increase during the year 1872 OF So9s.0 " Ih0
Phenix has 5000 policies IN force. covering
81 gO267. Valued by the Scw-fOfh sthhaaIi thf1-s
policies arc worth &,77elT, and other LIABILITIES caIy
It. obligations up tO E,094y5 81 DeouclhE ths tgH III
ia assets, and the company has surplus Vi 'i'4''
5Jl 30. ., 81, -
The officers lay these facts before the public win tHS
assurance that they cannot be equ9led ia cOupdfatFo
strength by the statement Of any company IN -,o~
England, II, indeed by any IN the country inoubu ~
others have Larger aggregate OF assets 80 cphLANy
In this city equaled last year IN the nunDer O pom -
Issued. Only within 1000 Of II, aG the VtSts
were from $500 10 1900 below 10.
Iu this sterling condition % its finances 10 8 gfat
and increasing prosperity, aud the nrm hold 40 haa
gree pride and satisfaction publish the dcta Ot 10
Duslness ana It's solid condition. Hartford I..lloa-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
DIED

BARTONSuctesy 22d MontgonsrT Ps Duchess
o the heart Cora LlyLgs1u Barton sis~
r daughter VI The Aie blHar1 LlEt9a
Her funeral Monday lsh last al ~ ooca
Church. Annanla- Her reFes lrl rls re -
speciay nT4 Irain leaves Hulson z irp' q
Wellington D. c. Piladelph, aud Boston papers please
BINssB-On WEDNESDAY, 2lst Douaen Bas aged % ana
The relatives and friends OF Dy respectfully as
The Church Of ~ Ynceat ie Paa TFllt ths
SATURDAY, At : p clock n, la ltlh
BUCKBRR-On Pniiy morning Nay 1870 painful scs
Henrr n. BBcsbee aged 81 ran
respeeaf nlt@l p eiena
he iausra services residence No ~ reeashL.
sunday 0eoeE Dis remains g oe o0aTsYoa =
bar
Albany please copy.
EDNCSDs-Fnuay morning william Brosds oslT surviving O
Thomas Eimouds of hl aged IS ~ears.
friends % respectfully irFsa %
rsden- o ls at1ef ~ a-si 'sE-nti
eirhth-st on MONDAY B6h lBst, At O'Clock ..
PAGSANI-At h residence g Last Trelfast. Thursday
Nav n Of AGATE pneumoniA gosCph Pagnsn aged So
eatres and menoeri OF the lnon Lcgs
Cub are respectfully requested attend the iuBe a. - ro.rs
ChucA slGyvesantsQaArs At 10 O'Clock osfsriaF hy a
HAIGHT-At HavABs Msy IS, ae sa0ri lines, Chaas
H. son Of D. Henry HAzhI, the 1sig ye4r VI "a age
Not 0i izHerz hereafter
McHRsSEYIn Brooklyn TLusihT vile Of Charles No
Chesney, jr, aged p gears.
nFtte1 attend
IRON his father % rtsave, sunday MAJ .
ocJcE, without further notice
OGDES-Pnaay morning. May p Grace tos vie Of Joseph Osisa
ROBBNSOu Friday Ousg. 2d iast Frances Caroline Edos Il
sayes ana friends faRy attend he funer.i
hsr residence, Is West hOal1T As
26lh inst AZ lOi O'Clock In the morning.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
TRIKcRAPuIC NOTES.

-. Bishop Simpson spoke at Embury Monument
AstnIs PsliAasipA. last evening The poe' EA Dc seH'sJ
5gshee forward.
The Lake Chanplain steamers commence their
daily trips Monday oonneeOa with ths steamer oa
LAfs Ge0rFe.
The trial in Boston of Deluce, Murray, and
0SsTfs fer burghI hss ssed hs eoHnOH Of Dsaes Asa
AoqsittaI Of the othen
- The Connecticut House has passed the bill in
ia and hes KEsAd bus ths ese,is
Sscsn s@as JessraaJ 70 sons Sf s poTino.i ana Ts
.sbsd
90. The bottom Of the new lock on the ChamplaIn
Canal WEtsrord Jancon r. has VeA The hFtat h a
lsrxc veil seoas
ds.aI.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
TIE sOMERyILLR SALE.

The attendance at the Somerville Gallery,
Last evening was large tho pictures mostly Of high
price, In good demand, and the bidding was lively
Those ennsting the greatest attention were Bougne
reAu's Childhood" Verboeckhoven's stable with
Sheep" and Roserises candlenght effects. Below is
List OF the paintings sold
Baros H." Les OdaHsquss" ais
Barrow, J. D. Mount Lafayette" siI,
Jssn Bspass Astous The Drsss Pattern" e6r
8nserA H Landseaps rOars" go
lBOaxpereaH. william Adoiph-' ChlGhOo1," STE.
Brown. j. g." Wsiing' slIs
Brosa- J. G." Leaf Yeas" elS0
Canesr J. W." Eafly Autnar
J. W." View Lzke
pasuei0se, Jeseph--Th Pes Parrot" S1Ig.
Chaplin. Cha" The WAitroa."
r,hauir Cas-" Lskes q klnArney."
BGn.-''Ths AhEabrk." sl1O
Col Dnua-" Deaf fOu Rs1smber," an
Col Dsvid-"Tbs NsEh5srs," SEQ.
Coozans-" The PomDeias Girl" on.
[,aasrnan E.-sThe COzL teass Fassrte" e1ia
u Buel Lsufcai ldcce1setl Shepherd and Noek elE
Delkef, q p" setter and hare" SIZE
leAab6s. RfszGs Alfred Toe BnttszE Gifl" ana.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
FREEDOM or WORSHIP IN GUATEMALA.

The following is the decree of Senior Barrios,
Lieutenant General Of the Guatemaan Army who is
intrusted with tho Provisional Government "t tne Il"
public:
Considering that OF mans most precious hoerues
u that OF being aDle worship God according 10 te
dictates OF his conscience hat liberty OF
nugafory and usory not accompanied with tne
perfect right render homage 10 God In harmony WIN
ones belief; that this night, 20 which humanity has had
70 hght hs way through centuries Of strife ANA HaIs
sblcn have caused te shedding OF torrents OF Doo9;
mas been recognized ana sanctioned Dy an
the civilized people OF the world that the sanoioning
81 tins night M the Republic of Guatemala Will DrnB 10
among other Dencdcent results the removal OF one OF
to principal obstacles that have hitherto Obstructed
the mm alton OF foreigners 20 Guatemala, foreign
era greatly object TO iminiratug countries whore
liberty Of worship Is not guaranteed 70 tneTn
that the interests Oh the Republic of Guate-
uaa require hat It's Government should sane
ton ana guarantee freedom of worship
that TO grant liberty OF worship not attack tne
Roman Catholic Church. seeing that the Roman Church
can also ENJOY all tie privileges Of liberty Of worship
that tie Roman Catholic Church Is purer countries
where there liberty worship aud IL inds itself
rounded bY other churches
Therefore, wishing 10 promote tue most vital interests
OF The Republic, ana the exercise Of the powers
ferred upon decree liberty Of worship throughout
the Republic of Guatemala. J. hUFINO BARRIOs.
GitateBQLd, March l5 1872.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
THE CIVIL SERHICE BOARD.
RADICAL MEASURES OF REFORM EXPECTED-AP-
POINTMENTS TO BIZ ALLOTTED TO THE STATES.
LILY TILEGRAPM 10 Tie IEIHrNEL

RADICAL MEASURES OF REFORM ExPECTED-AP-
POINTMENTS TO BIZ ALLOTTED TO THE STATES.
lBr TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSE
WASHINGTON, May 23.-It has leaked through
the closed OF the Advisory Board Civil Service
which has been in session here since Wednesday, that
the members at least majority Of them in favor
Of the most rd rules for the1goyernment of the Civil
Service going farther than any Of s supporters in Con
eress IN high public places. The Board Will probably
not continue IN session beyond a week longer,
and it is intimated that a report viii be made
which viii astonish those who favor the old
jackson doctrine that to the vctors belong the spos
II is even said that there apprehensOns within the
Board that the President and his Cabinet not yet pre-
pared 70 disregard party claims, and that opposition
from that quarter Of very serious nature Is looked for
Mr. sneabarger appointed the place Of Mr. Medil,
signed although one OF the most rigid party men in
Congress is now the most radical In his sup
port OF the noparty theory in ordinary appointments
under the Government. Thus all clerksnlps in the
departments II the views Of the Advisory Board are 70
be carried out will be open TO all, regardless of politics
or prevlous acts of political 1t is thought that
this branch OF the subject has been almost the only
thus far discussed the sessions The Commissioners
are also strong in the advocacy OF the theory that the
appointments should be apportioned among the States
according 20 population, as otherwise the Dis
triet Of Columbia would receive more than any
other State, as in times past. IL is believed
that committees for the examination Of candidates will
De provided for ut various convenient centers through
out the country so that It will not be necessary for
candidates residing for example, in Oregon TO come to
Washington for examination without knowing before
hand that they viii pass Some Of the members OF the
Board now sitting here have freely conferred with the
President and the latter has promised thai when the
report - made before be VIII call spechi meetng OF
.he Cabinet for the consideration OF the Oh service
problem.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

q native OF Belgium, and born in 1901 he cams
10 st. Louis In ls25 and known everywhere for his
intimate acquaintance and successful efforts among the
Indians. His funeral viii take place tomorrow
OFFICIAL REPORT ON THE MEXICAN RAID
WASHINGTON. May 23.-The Secretary Of
War to-day received the following telegram from Lieut.
Gen. Sheridan dated Chicago, last night:
Gen. Augur teiegraphs that Col. mckenzie with six
panes Of tie 9Th Calvary and Is Seminole
strueE camp Of Klckap0o and LpOn Indians about 80
miles from Fort Clark Texas. early the lsgh inst.
having marched all the night previous killed ~ Indians
wounded two ann captured Buck. former chief of
the LpOns and Al women and Children besides destroy
ing two villages with their accumulated property. He
had three OF his wounded, ,ono mortally. He has
already over 80 captured ponies The dispatn silent
a. 10 the precise locality where this fight took place
saying nothing about its being Mexican territory
THE MGRATOys or THE KCKAPOOs
WASHINGTON, May 23.-From report made
20 the House OF Representatives lasi session by Gen.
shanks Chairman Of the Committee Indian Affairs.
Il appears that the KcGapoos originally emigrsed from
Illinois. and were located. the number Of 300
reservation of 1900 northeastern Kansas. The
greater portion Of Kickapoos In Mexico separated
from the rest Of the tribe about twenty years ago. and
settled the Wishta River, in what was then the
Indian Territory, but aiterwari became part OF tho
state OF kansas Subsequently, at tho commencement
OF the ID 1861, theg moved SOUTH into the Indian
Territory, 10 avoid dlaft, which they had been made
10 believe was imminent OY designing persons who
wished drive them ont OF Kansas. IN the Indian
were met ani pursued by Rebel Texan ca1airy. and
finally made their into Mexico. About 100 of
tribe went 10 Mexico few years ago. being dlssats
ned WIN the teay 1l 1867 uhuef winch they nave been
living ana although some or these returned 70 the
Unted States, most Of them remained with the earlier
engrants la Mexico.
FIVE THOUSAND INDIANS PREPARING FOR THE FIELD
WASHINGTON, May 23.-A dispatch received
the War Department, by telegraph and mail. from
Gen. Custer, dated Fort Randall. Dakota, May H. re-
ports the safe arrival OF his command at that place.
after FIVE days march from YanKton, and contains the
following statement:
Falls. the guide 20 from Randall reports posi-
lively that 200 warriors and yOuug belonging the
NanRiOn Agency left their reservation few days ago
JOIN the hostile bands Of tne Upper Missouri aud that
SUMNER
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
OBITUARY.
COUNT ALEXANDER MANzOSL

COUNT ALEXANDER MANZONl
A telegram from Rome announces the death
in that city OF the celebrated Italian poet aud novelist
Count Alexander Manzoni. Ho born at Milan in
1884 HIS father although Count, was person With
on, education but his mother the daughter Of the
famous author Beccaria Count Alexander Manzoni I'M
bibed the principles Beccara AMI eventually became
philosopher afier the OF yotaire. He studied
at Milan and Payia, Mont and Foscoh In 1905 ne went
with his mother TO Pans, where the name OF Beccari
opened 70 him the society OF some OF the most
promnent poets and writer's OF France. Under these
auspices he made his debut poet in 1900 by piece
in blank verse inspired by the death OF friend, en-
titled In Morte di Carlo Imbonati" In 1870 he pub
Hshed his rrst romantic tragedy. Conte d Csrmag
nolap A second tragedy, "Adeichi," appeared IN
1g2s accompanied with notes and historical expianA
lions. Upon the death OF Napoleon he puDhshed his
celebrated ode II cinqle maggie But the glory OF Man
zoni IL attached his novel propess soS published
in 1877. By his different works Aanzon exercised less
influence on the particular kinds OF literary labor to
which he devoted himself than upon his language to
which he gave more variety md elegance Of expression
JOSEPH PAGNANG.
.Josenh Fagnani died on Thursday at his
resdenee in this city He born Naples, Italy on
Dec a. Iss aud began his professional life At the early
age OF l6 Before completing his oth year ne won rcpu
tatOn by several portraits among the most TO-
markable of which that OF Baron sumcKer' Cham
berlan 10 the Queen Dowager mother OF Ferdinand H.
While very young Fagnan entered the Royal Academy
at Naples, and remained there until no was
49, Removing Vienna, he gained success In his
painting Of the Archduke Charles In is2 ne received
and accepted Atterng offer from the Queen Regent OF
Spain Maria Christina, to make album portraits OF the
distinguished spaniards who shared ner ehne' WINE
under this engagement Mr.. FagnAnl formed tne ac-
quaintance OF Sir Robert Peel and or Henry
Bulwer, laying tho foundation of strong
friendship that was never undermined In
1881, ut the age of 81. he came 70 this city
when he married an American lady In 1858 Mr. tagnani
ne visited the continent Hearing OF MS ARRIVAL queen
CHRISTINA MamAson, sent for nun 70 paint I'VE
portraits Of herself well as kenesses OF the frinos
and Princess Ladsas CLartOrisn IN ooo 10 eontinueo
ms most industrious laDors by painting Two por-
traits OF Richard Golden. one on theso Was given
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS.
wAcHITA INDIANS ON THE wAR-PATH-DEArH or A
INDIAN MISSIONARY.

wACRITA INDIANS ON THE wAR-PATH-DEArH of AN
INDIAN MISSIONARY.
Sr. LOUIS, May GA special dispatch rom
Fort Sill Indian Territory that great excite ment
prevails among the Waehita Indians account OF the
murder Of their principal chief Isadawah by osases
recently The chief out hunting alone, ana next
morning his headless body found wisa bullet
hole in the back, and 100 yards distant ms
scalped head found. IL Is believed that the
wAchitas and allies VIII Immediately take the war
path against Osages In spite Of all efforts TO restrain
them The deceased chief was n great friend Oh tho
whites. seventeen years ago ono Of his killed
a sentry AZ Fort Arbuekie. and the ohef promptly
brought the assassins head TO the Fort
The Rev Father Desmet. for over thirty years Jesuit
missionary among the IRdisus, died this morDing lao
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

y. Is HOese-" creSdns he Brid,s,- si"
Diens. AdOpb-" Paying Toll" sac;
Dow, aersrd. alsr-" TIE nsh.onsh," ESQ
DOren, c. Tb, Waitress" slsa.
Dursrt A. B. vie~ Ulster csHns' 80
Gsudin, A" BTpsotahoB" sl4a
Hsag, C.--s The Little HOuseLseper sSs a,,
Hart Jss M" EBit Of ne HcsssSl''' "i"
H.r.s H.r Wa s,s'fSsf5 Sep TSs BiTtSs.J- saSs $50
HabDsr Prof Carl Seller Be,.s Return S~
Hoe ChaA-~ AZ Versailles" = - ,os
Hae Chsries--fThe New Cap" err,
H'"nsrss Hss p BS Winter scene Holland" STA
KHsTrsn r. ssssal' Ths First Ioy Slys I,s
Koss Kesh "a u Van ssTsionoI-"0 On EAnSa
Ko.t Kosl c. ds.. oia Road eesr as ,ss Hague $500
SSss kSss Koss Soss 4 4 p" Coapal,osas;o, 90.
kisa. T17sss Ts,. Ssstss:. 1ss Of ssSn Antwerp sso
RS~sssss. c. lsi.l,' Mo!n,aE ROusn'" go"
Is5%eS, Ls Bre1 K Iieosssed ne FarnyAd" siaa
MssSs' p. The sslutsnon' $3.50
SotsrTnaa Zach oPsHins she Bal" saSa
sioHssTr nssHs Hsn. deos.ssd The Pr, Draw" sisO
soss1 siiasi T4ss I6ysp. SSrS''s y.t slSs
Roserise. T." Communion s4..
Ro'-r'e. r. A.rEet scene, Candls-lsat'" 90.
Rosenbo1m, L." Summer Trophies" So
Ronrer Hoare''s-" Happy Family" sl0S
Ramrh, P" The YOa9g Mother" $50.
Sehaefels Herdnok-- Mer-r- Making" 9 l5.
Schneider. p The Binds NesL" Sfhl
SCHILLER, Frsu1--' Contemplation" SJL
Se.guac. Paul" The Spinning Wheel" SIs0.
Se5es p. W. Baby Delighted $40
SeEes A" Lone Rocky shore &2le.
serres A. Marguerite vhos AZ Foutainehesu,' SO.
Spsitoren H. The Litle Orrhsn," $50
Sief4u. ! c." Mountain Torrent 10 Bavaria" Silo
Stevens, A. Expectation" S2l0
Stefan J. c." The WeteThOTl." SJ1s.
TAFT A. -" Early MOrnina,' $50
TAFT. A. r." The Intruder" : Sl3o
Thirun. W" Tie WleelhaIrow" $50
Tuscusts -" bY fhe Roalsde.' si23
Van schendel deceased Cau1e-igui Market Scene SO
Van Scheudd p deceased" Caudehy Eject ArWerr" s0o
Van Elton Krusua1- Harvesting In Ulster COUNT"
Yerbockhoyen Eugcne-" Stable Sheep, Interior. Sll-9
yertuun-" Oa the Potomac Marshes sl75
Yesfcr. w" " inter Scene Antwerp," So.
You sehen H." The Pet Doves" Sls3.
Won Sc Jen h" Feeding the BlTds.' = $50.
Willausol j. Indian SUMNER 80.
Vou bremen Seyer. Chas.-' Good Morning" SloO
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
DRAMATIC NOTES,

It ia intimated that Mr. Fechter will prob
ably play an engagement IN Boston next Fall
A performance viii shortly be given, at the
Boston Museum, for the benefit of the widow and
children OF the late Mr.. John Ii. 5elwyn.
Mr.. Wallack lately paid to the widow of
the late W. Robertson N45O, for the IN his tho
ater. of the play Of =" David Garriek"
The new theater to be managed by Mr.
Stuart and Mr. BouclcaAt will be called. understand
the Park Tneater, and will DO opened about the t Oh
November.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OYTICB OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON. ID. C., Saturday, May D. 1871 4. N. }
Synopsis fOr ne Ddsf scenfD-fOur hours.
The barometer has risen with falling tenn
perature. nOrhWestery ana sOuthw Winds and
partly cloudy weather in the northwest ANA
Upper Lake regions and thence % Missouri
aud Kentucky; sOuth-westerlY winds, rising barOme-
ter, cooler and generally clear weather m the
Cuff and South Atlantic States sOuth-westerly 70
sOuth-easterly winds. low barometer, partly clOudy
weather the lower lake region and Middle States; ;
nOrtheastery and sOuhery winds, cloudy weather and
occasional rain in Canada aud New-England.
Probabilities.
For the Middle States and LOoer lakes soUfcesteriy 10
noTteSieriy t0iads fin0 temperature, tng bdTohHc-
ter. dnd generally clear reatner.
For New-Englaud and Canada occasional rain. clear
ing weather winds yeerug 20 sOuthwesterly, and fall
ing temperature.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic states and Tennessee
sOuthwesterlY 10 souherly winds, high temperature
ana partly cloudy weather.
For the ONO and lower Missouri valleys and north
TO the Upper Lakes and Minnesota north westerly
winds, rising barometer, cool and generally clear
weather with possibly occasional local storm ~ the
ONO valley and nOrtnward.
Reports missing frOm the Northwest and south
Wagf
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

a., orrv -,auv Bpe cameoa then extant antiques
which had come down 60 from tbe Oesss1 epoons
the Roman Empire. Can0ya ~ ibdIy az 's - -
Ep9IaBd may e said tos given tlf urst imph-o 70
the revival OF truly artistic Came0-cnttlne' uV "a -
until within the last tgcnty-h years ny s'S s
cutters even Of Rome began 10 riya the fhce,
and force of the antique work To this bfahon VI sF
calling Mrssrs starr Marcus OF p johns. lup 1870
os n is well known have devoted more ume 4hu a.'
ton than any other American house. IBey haEe ~ H ~
reward m a collection Of works Whon nay DC saiu s, y
tue Of themselves a small nuscum ah1 @N~~'"S
tine -lHarperss Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
CAMRO2.

In nothing has the development OF cultl-
vated taste been of ate years more rapa: ~ DVsh @ IA
England and IN this country than IN the oi
refined and Asthetie ornaments known as Camoos, n
quarter OF q century Canoes we're haeea Sorn hs
ornaments By ladies. but they were Canros no sen.
OF which the average young iAdJ Ol inc petlou
would start back aghast In horror even noukh het own
me really nns Camoos OniY 10 DO found. In this
eountrv pariiuulary In the cabinets OF collectors Tor
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

Tin-I.Ined Lead Pipe IL a BlOck-Tin Pipe hesviir
coated with s0Gi lsid It + the best anu heapes. "lcf .
bep ,t7entt an daraby conaderd b. s rlus ef
aud nne poison l avoided, AID general ae' h pa7 te
all Circulas seat 1F aI Zee - ao ~
ceiyed by Tn-wasbed Tnolted in9lA A-rrs he Or
wELs SaAw AND WUlAED ME'g Co.. No. -lJ ,t1t7-si. -
Also, MauGctuItrs % k- Ia tDe oaert-S Leu f
s0.leT, Orlel 4A-4 - aghL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

IL Was bought by Morris Ketchnm. who pre-
sented n IN me New-Y0rk Chamber OF Commerce. The
other was purchased by the National Portrait Galley,
london Anong the most noted OF MS works are his
portraits OF Garbald, Victor Emanuel tho Prime
Mlnlster Rataz1i, and Gen. Cialdinl -..
At meeting Of the Liberal club ~, held & last n 9get' M
resolutions passed relative 20 ths as.h Oh mr.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
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