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A WELL ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE
"A RETAIL JEWELLERY STORE and STOCK aud FIXTUREs
@ sALs Broadway seoS the AGr HSo.e recurring w capita
whe, Clocks and a assortment fJsnsy are offered 70 Rs
f. @ 70 p.5sRI ,s. 6 Of u:
,oSE =; about 800 Pc. sTsS viii 5 to 5000 ia cab and
% the profits equally For oRsI I1Pg MGse H3S No % p
A PARTNER WANTED with $4,000, to man.
msnufaetoy ia London Eugaud passage paid over and
HS, ', Sd so no. 3 s. 'i ScS Si Hd SsTor
A n old-established HARDWARE, STOVE, and
"A HOUSE FURNISHING BUSINESS and LEASE for SALE at
No. 2O3 Courst, opposite Bast WArrenst Brooklgn.
A VALUABLE MANUFACTURING BUSl-
"A NESS for SALE s4OoO; liberal terms offered Apply to
@. RICHTER & Co, no So Llbert-,t rear Office
nor SALE-GOOD WILL of EVANS 81
Il wATSoHs FIRB AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE hASUFAc-
TORY Philadelphia Established % years To be sold on ae'
hes Of senior partner Consisting Of the night to uo
reputation Of the fr Is 600 references certificates
ISTs s1ai.d for over T Witch Proposals. hs
SAFE" for IL Also tie LARGE FACTORY back Of
No 2i9 North ght. containing all the tools and machinery nses
No Also tbs +sio Store No. 2t8 horih
E E s Fp dar, bS Eo r. EARLE Aey Law 10
lO4 South s DAVID EVANS senior partner Of the tn No.
aGi Manhalt't, Philadelphia -
DOR SALE-With or without stock, an old
established COUNTRY STORE t"sny years siaudls within h
ee1 mills Of s ely 'GI5 az sO eS SD's Of a" oU
MAY I No. o. f Finest '-'''- ' - '-' ''
I EASE of HOUSE and STORE for SALE,
Id ~ TS S . s'1 81 snd chance S 81
Apply between snd O'Clock No 25 Broadst Room no.
UELOCIPEDES.-I have a three wheeled
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one The power applied direction aud upon
entirely principle Zach apply TIRES times TIE power
possibly applied veOdPds and will rougher
roads AID up twice a. steep elevation.
wish have take interest IN II with can bs seen
IN working By calling No. 81 Broadway up siar
n. W. HUBBARD.
WANTED-By a firm of 80 years standing,
thorough with the Hardware trade all the
Address s.. Post Office box No 31J0 hewlOrk city,
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CIR OF NEw.Y0HK. DEPARTMENT o. fHAScE BUREAU oE(
THE T,rEs CouKr.louGs, PARK y ChAmbsrsL
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that all
Personal TO be paid al the ohce 81
ANDREW J. SMITH es Attorney Tor the Coectoa q Arrears 81
Personal No l3l Nassau aud that the books reAuag 10 such
arrears sil be found at said Office. .
person the said Attorney the uniergne is authorized 70
In Of warrants issued
hereafter whsu The Mah TO whom the directed Will have legal
collect Included therein and al warrants hereto
fore issued 10 enforce the payment Of Personal TAIes beTebJ
eouutermluiel--Dated New .YoTE, January ~. ls69
BERNARD SMYTH. Receiver.
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TVHE- TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1869.

TbiI popular Annual 10 now ready. and contains;
Astronomical Facts the Year Eepses Tides Fest, lie
IL Regular Calendars Rising Setting Of Sun and Moon, High
Water, and changes Of the Moon for all tie country
Ill The Impeachment Trial Of President johnson report Of all pOm
be points BY party divisions The main questions
w. Political Platforms Of 1903, viz:
Additional Republican Platform at Chicago
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b-Ls,tsr Of Acceptance BY Cen Grant and Mr. ColisI
B.-Dtmoeradc Platform at TsmBsny Hall, NsS.YOrL
G-Tbe long struggle fOra CANDIDATE with the several
ballots sBd'knA result
h-Lettes Of Acceptance BY Gov Seymour and Gsu.
Blair.
e-6su Blsits celebrated BrO,dbsid Letter
" Laws passed the session ConErer: full nOp'' Of all
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VI Cabinet
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List Member, Of the HOu's Of Representative With s;stss
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TX FINANCIAL Condition Of The Public Debt OSciaiy de-
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House.
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ths votes
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a 4: GSo of'i
CTEAM to GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
- THR ANCHOR LINE,
0' CydsSu passenger steamer are S'sS to sail every S.''
tiSSTGf5asii a.S e g
EaEs Sg AssE RSASrbEE III @ s m
Excursion tickets, good for ls months Sl0O -.
Storage otilasgoW Derry, $50 Intermediate, pa
Prepaid Certificates from these ports 81 -,
Passengers booked aud from Hamburg haTre o1eFlm AhNsP
he, at low rates 49,,
Ds issued PAYABLE at bank In Great Bu'alu and Ireland
| ,,ssn NsSydp,I 10 ''' HENDERSON BROTHERS
| TIME NORTH GERMAN LL0YD's
Il steamship NETWORK, W. HoulenhOt, master.
earring tbs United States Mail will from the Bremen Pier foot Of
~ on THURSDAY, Jan. %,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
TAXING PASSENGERS TO
LONDON HAvRB SOUTHAMPTON BRBAgN At the folio Wing
| rates. pay able ia gold: ...... ..... .-E ..
Second Nahia Gold.
Third b)
SteefAge hos Bremen, $40 Gold
To he followed bv steamship DEUTSCHLAND X Buekeneb
master on THURSDAY February = -
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THE CRY FOR WAR.

If we might believe the telegra phic
rumors from Press Reporters and spe-
cials. war with England or Spain, or
ooth, is imminent. and is to be at once
precipitated by Grant. Grant demand s
restitution and immediate ample aposo-
gy of Cuba in the cases of the vessels
Mary Lowell and Lizzie Major. Grant
Is instructing Minister Motley TO press
negotiations with England upon the
pay all or fight" principle. Zach Chand-
Ter proposes to accept the British Pos-
sessions in part pay, aud take hrst
mortgage bonds on England for the re-
mainder, or wipe out the Canadas with
the Michigan veterans, inStdntcr. Such
is the substance of the dispatches.
There are a great many clouds from
which no lightning descends, and rus
mors are more frequent than wars. III
our government demands restitution
and apology from CuLa for the vessel
seizures, il will be granted. Spain Will
not stand on Dunctilio or small matters
in the present condition OF affairs the
recognition of the Cubans as belllger>
er-S scarcely being an event that would
warrant a hostile attitude toward the
United States. Her object is to retain
CuDa n war Nlbh huO
would inevitably result in its loss. hence
il is a contingency 10 be avoided If pos
ible. With all the fierce outcry war
with England over the Alabama claims
is evidently remote. 1t is one OF those
diplomatic chancery suits. often as in
terminable as a Chinese novel, and
neither nation is in a condition for war.
The United States does not desire TO In
crease her debt of g, 500 100000, nor
England hers of $4,000, ,OOO,OOO. We
have been for four years hanging by the
evelids. as il were, to the hope of pay
inc what we now owe. without incurring
heavier obligations; England has her
Irish question still on hands, in only
little less elephantine proportions than
two years ago. We wish to recuperate
our energies under at least one admin
of peace, and thoroughly res
unite the dilintegrated Union; England
would not willingly part with her
American possessions. Besides, II Eng
land is obstinate and unjust, the United
States can better afford TO wait ana re-
turn the depredations In KIND %,
aside from the commercial relations OF
the two countries, aside frem the moral
nreference for peace and amity with all
= rna,ions there are potent selfish and
hns;ness reasons why Mr.. Motley's i'm
structions should not be made out in
I,;,,b wayman manner. or Senator Chand>
Iers resolution receive the approvai OF
the Senate.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1869-04-23
TERRITORIAL APPOINTMENTS

The kilograms of yesterday contain
the confirmation eff Wiley s. Scribner,
for Secretary and Lewis NJ. Burson for
Chief Justice of Montana. The former
was anticipated, the latter a complete
surprise to almost every one, as il was
rem. through personal relations with
Grant, would be retained. In fact, we
believe this appointment was made
without Grants knowledge of whom it
was removing, and regard the with
drawal of Mr.. Burson's name upon the
presentation of the case to him by Judge
Warren's friends, as extremely probable.
For this cause it is unnecessary at pres
ent to discuss the appointment. The
Herald jubilates over the appoint
ment. 1t claims Messrs. Ashley, Scrib-
ner, Crounse, Burson, ct al, as its game.
1t proposes, further, TO lead the ensuing
campaign with them, and run the party
on a "re-organized" basis. Very well;
we have not the slightest objection.
We concede, if it wills, and they, that
this is wholly and thorougly charac-
teristic and nearly complete Herald ad~
ministration now appointed to Montana;
that it has drawn the elephant" that
it wishes all those earnestly desiring
the success. and working in the interest
of the other aspirants, to stand aside and
let the new dispensation run the ma
chine. We are pleased to see its facili-
ty in adapting itself to circumstances,
and are not at all envIous of it's good
fortune. We certainly believe several
of th,, offices could have been filed by
Montanians. eminently more deserving,
more advantageous and creditable TO
the Territory, the party and the govern
ment than they are. If the Herald be-
lieves the successful parties are ordain~
ed especially for the purpose of redeem~
ing this territorial Palestine, let them
shout hallelujahs till the welkin rings.
The die is cast they stand or fall on
their merits We shall see.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1869-04-23
THE NEW INDIAN COMMIsSION.

After all the Broadbrims are not CONS
ing to superintend the Indians. Presis
dent Grant had about decided TO insti>
tute the Quaker system, in one or two
Observation-Disclosures under their supervis~
ion, as an experiment, but a later sug~
gestion 10y MIR. George IL. Stuart, OF
Philadelphia, appears To have been
adopted. So "drabs," "broadbrims, and
antiquated salutations will not be ex-
clusively in order. Messrs. Stuart and
welch's proposition was the appoints
ment of a commission of seven eminent
theologiaus. and retired merchants with
prominent corporosiJies to ses that the
thing is done properly by the paid Off
cials under the present department sys>
tenn. This commission, be il understood
is TOO high toned TO accept any compen-
sation for their services. their sole re-
ward being their own virtue. We be-
lievr Congress voted 100000 or S3,-
600 COO which they are to eNpend In adj
dition TO the regular appropriations,
cuItivatinp the amenities of life, and
spring onions. with the Sioux 1t kills
the proposed transfer of the Indian Blu
reau to the War department. We have
no disposition 10 find fault in the efforts
TO secure reform in the Indian admins
istration, but this looks TO US a useless,
expensive and futile thing. The gov
ernment is able TO pay its employees
and exact service in return. How long
will these seven deyout and wealthy
philanthropisis remain in the West! 1t
there is swindling and fraud, how much
of in will the Seven Wise Men. with um-
brellas and incipient gout, ferret out and
expose in a star gazing tour among the
Sioux? So far as good is to be accom>
olished in this way, Ben. Butler, at
salary OF a million a year, would be
saving to the government. The Indian
problem is no nearer solution than oe>
fore, without Colonel Parker may De
"the Coming Man" who shall strike the
road to Peace.
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ANINDICArION OF GOOD.

The South appears to be rapidly re-
covering from a mental malady only
second in destructive results to the crime
of secession-its adherence of North>
rrners. While a portion of the Booth
and hu hlux type, still carry bowies
and navy revolvers that yeari for the
blood of Yankees, by far the most sensi-
bic and pred0minating elements are not
only looking with favor upon the influx
OF Northern people, Northern capital
energy and manufactures, but they are
urgently inviting it by advertisement OF
desirable lands. and recommendation OF
their several localities through newspa-
Pers. letters. circulars and prospectuses,
extensively circulated throughout the
North and in Europe. The old con-
tempt for labor is disappearing, the
slave aristocracy is broken up, and
necessity the great mother OF endeavor
IS urging them 10 the best course 10 re>
pair their shattered fortunes. recuperate
lh.ir enleebled industries, create ne"
and cordial sympathy from community
oi Interest, and remove sectional foioles
gy the attrition of diverse pecuiiariues.
he pocket interest is paramount IL
has at last broken down the deepest
seated, bitterest prejudices of the coun~
'ry, and now that the flow of CONNER
elal and industrial interest is becoming
general, instead of confined TO trade.
almost as between two independent
Countries, We may reasonably anticipate
more liberal feelings, and the extirpa~
uon Of those sectional animOsities
which have borne such bitter fruit in
the past.