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CHIEF QUARTrKNAsrEK's OFFT-E,(
FOET GIBSON, lsDtAS TERKITukf, oct ~, lsf'
at tbs .ldce until noon on SATURDAY. Eyytm.
Der ~ ls'S' fSE ,hS SGpns iInyi,TTa
OF twelve beds, at Fort Gibson, Indian Territory.
The Hospital will consist Of an Adl0intsIrarI1H
Buudilg Ward, and - kUehru The wtug IN
feet In the clear from door to cave, aud at least
~ feet Ia the clear from door to ridge.
The Administration Building win DO square, ~
back building (kitchst) one story high. The
he gkt OF each sinry In this Iuildirg VIII DO I"
feet o the clear Yerault y feet wlir sud IN"
story high will be e"n-ruel"d ai"ded the whole
Hospital
The FospIal to be eOu.Irue ed plainly but sub
stAntially
ton Of thu corn &c, aud urrUiugs
All labor aud material TO pc furnished by tho
contractor. The material to be Of good merchant
able quality, aud the work to be done Ia work.
maui manner, both subject TO the Inspection Of
the oticcr OF agent of the United states receiving
tho same.
Bidders will state at what time the work Will h,
completed after the receipt Of tho approved con.
The contract win be made suhjcc t5 ,Ir av.
prnyAl OF the anATtermaNtcr Heu"ial, N.s a.
The name aud place Of TcsiluIcJ u each liar
AID surety must be gwen.
The right to TeIecg any " ell l.I' 10 l"'rfV'i
Bidders are requested g. be- Vrrs'H' H' in' 'f,
ing Of pry pNsAs, which Will tJEv p'F' 'h lH' Jay
aud hour above spec fed l.,
The Specifications, pian anu ~, Nh'ha ~, W
seen aud further Information can b. obtained at
10 rTSposai VIII be entertained unless thu marty
making no same Is prc'rut At The orculns VI tho
biis ~ TrrFesrurd by an SRrnt gT attorney, or Is
Known at this dice II be responsible.
The usual conditions vii be Imposed upon bid
Iars and contractors, and blank fntmSUf propp.
,als vii be furnished upon application,
By order Of the Quartermaste, GsncTsl, 3 A.
rvt. 1t Col. and O rs, a, GE,Sf &.iar
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Government Sales.
GALE OF sERyIcEABLB AND UEsERvfcBA-
y BILE ORDNANCE STORES.

ST. BIZ 6RpSNREtEH sToR Rhh r0hh-
BUREAU % E ,.Ds EAyI p.rAsrsn.sr.l
There will be soid a Fable h,etos. "a IL hin.
81 bIdd.r, q noon % wEpNIsDIY.. November
D. leoe IN ths once q the tespeetor Of 6rdnsses,
ordsanc:. ecmpilsinG Cannon. Prof settles, snail
Arms and Miscellaneous Stores =
the conclusion 81 the sale, and the rem With.
10 ten days sherwards, during which ums the
they will revert TO- the 0ovsrnmslf
Twenty days will be given for the removal OF the
heavy guns
y 70 be distinctly understood that no suarsntes
will be gwen TO- purchaser Of articles offered for
exact condition or quality bat It u believed,
however. that everything. offered for sale Js as
repressu cd. A. LUDLOW CAST,
not.td Chief Of Burean
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nof.td ray master uhlted otAtes NAVY
PROPOSALS FOR LOGS.
o,rrGs CnI.r arAarEsnAsrr..(

OYffcH CHEZ ouARrgRnAsrEl,l
DHPARfnRsI OF DAkorA, \
81. PApL, hiHs., oetober %, 1850,
dsI Of November, 1879, Of 81, Paul. Nina, (Ohice
q Chief ouartermastsr.l and at sioux City. Iowa,
terms and conditions, to deliver al the Saw Mil.
% such other place At the post Of Fort Randall,
1--WE h Tfs fHSBs n FEET OF
LOGS.
Board measure, 10 square not less than eight tO
Inches at the smaller end-only the square thus de-
termined, exclusive Of slabs TO be measured.
The Boards mast be from twelve tlOto twenty
Der and boards for bull ding purposes The time Of
delivery 10 be stated By bidders, and such tims
Any or all bids may be rejected II regarded for
&. B. HoLABIRD.
novs Deputy ouartermsstsr Gen, U. i. A.
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OpricE DBPOr QrARTkRNAsrER,
LIN Oct I. ls6l

r.
JEFHERsOFNtLLk, In Oct 7, 1879
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until the 10Th day Of November, 1852, for the
aeture ofeght tho usand common or a. TENTS,
more or less, from materials tsxeept sewing twine)
to be furnished by the Government
eordaucs with the speeiheations established by
General Order No. %, a. NJ q, o, Of 1884,
copies Of which will be furnished on application
The material will be fuIni,hed by the United
depot At JensrsouyIlle, Indiana, The tents. when
completed, to DO delivered at the same place for
Bidders will state the quantity of material Of
each kind required to complete single tent, and
They will also state whether they propose to re-
The date At which the bidders propose to COM
menee the delivery Of tents. aud the rate per week
.,Nh nc ,hsy T.h s1lsSus to make deliveries
zach proposal should be signed by the individual
OF arm max Ing II, and be accompanied by certih
cate Of the internAl revenue assessor Of the dis
triet In which the bidder resides that he Is regular
| licensed manufacturer Of dealer In ten'si also
certified by the assessor Of internal revenue for the
district In which they reside, condition upon tho
execution Of contract with good and satisfactory
suretes for the delivery Of the tents as specified
In the proposal.
The right 10 reject any or all bids, II regarded
as disadyantsg eous, IL reserved by the Govern
ment, Bidders are invited TO be present at the
Proposals must be addressed to the uudersig ned,
and distins!ly indorsed. Proposals. for the manu-
by order 81 the auartormss,Gr General Halted
BrsSst BpIadisr q, neral unii.a i.Stes Army,
Depot Quarternssto ocli-td
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING RANCE LIGHTs
L AND KEEPERS DWELLING, ON MORRIS
ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA


WARRINGTON, ID. c.. Oct 10, 1862
sesled proposals will be reeeiv at the Office Of
the engineer Of the Sixth Light. House District.
the 18th day Of November. at which time and ace
they will be publicly opened, for the supply Of
all materials aad aceessorie. except lsntsi and
Pletion OF Keepers dwelling, and two range
lights. on Morris Island. near Charleston, s. c.,
i9 accordance with plans and sPcehca!ions, copies
House Board, in Washington, D. q.
Each bid must be accompanied by q guaranty, in
the sum Of ave thousand dollars. (sb.OIO,l signed
by the bidder or bidders, and two responsible
snretlss; condltio Of which Is, that the bidder
will. ifhis bid be accepted, enter into bond to do
the work as specified
Zach bid must state the time at which the work
will be co npleted
The successful bidder will be required to enter
nto bonds to supply the materials and to perform
the work according to the plans and spec hcatons
the amount OF the bond to be Ave thou-a nd do lars
aud TO be signed by the bidder or bdders, aud Two
tureties, the competency Of which must be ceTtl-
fed By some ofaeial kI0wn to the Treasury De-
partmest.
, Bids ssould be sealed. and addressed to- Major
George Burroughs, Corps Engi neers, Unitsd States
army. Engineer Sixth LishI-house District, the
sIHysiops being plsi1ly endorsed. Proposals for
W. b. sHUBRICK.
ocls,eoDt Chairman l., ii II
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~. 1919.
TWO TRAINS DAILY except SUNDAY BE.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria at g. q. m. and ~. IN. Leave
burg At :3 b, IN, and 1913 p. IN,
The 8 q. m traia from AlsxandriA and II 80 .. m.
train from Hamilton connect with Kemp's Daily
Line Of Coaches for Pureellville, sniekersyills,
Berryyille hnd Winchester; also, With RsAfnsr's
days, Wednesday and Fridays. for Bail's Mil,
Aide and Middleburg, returning Tuesdays. Thurs
days and saturdays.
Ali trains arrive At Alexandra at eonvenisnt
hours for connections with Washington aad BAlti.
more, same lay.
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on Tue.days, Thursday and Saturdays, leaving
AAiexandriA az 2 m, from cerner 81. Assph and
street from fa.q,pP,05 ,s.y. S%,.h,nE'0n at
o. A.. sTEVEss, Den sup't
". J. PHELPS. GenI Manager. seI.lm
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LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

NERCHANTs' LINZ OF STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK;.
JOHN Gibson. sad VALLEY CRY. go.
s Ss. af tS .sp u. %.s k
NEW YORK AhExANDRiA, wAsHINoTQN,
YORK from Pier y. Bast River, avery WEpNEs.
Pau Nd snTTTssSSbbf ktc aESR Ss
Por further Information, apply to Jos. l.. 0ALT,
Agent ONCE and wharf foot Of High street. George;
town, at the corner Of Seventeenth strest aud
New York avenue, J. W. THOMPSON.
au2l-tf President.
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THE PMYsICAL LIFE OF WOMAN,
BY GEO. II. NAPHEYs, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
Chief Of Medical Clinic. Jsfsrson College,
Philadelphia.
A complete ma nual Of infor nation for women,
single and married, In their peculiar conditions
he only Iepu'aIle Book OF ths subject pub.
JOHN @. PARKER,
hoy<.as Seventh street, opposite Post 0fhes.
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs RoR FREsH BEEF.

oPFics AerIsa Con-. OF supBTaTgsoE,
Fohr ceLg.sTs; y X ,s, T.,
Proposals, IN duplicate, with a copy Of This sd.
sris%sT, ,,,,'s6sd. will be received BY The
iso, 7or suppl,,nm1a m. on the 9Th Of December,
,o.,s. ,,oop. ,,.issslIssu pEEg ,
Tod i?TE .sd p Wv o Tois civ and
M Bnst msi' BE- 5,,H good
fii e ,' ts s9a b SiP 81
from tins to time required BY. and, on such Sags
q. ,hs eosmspdins oiacsr may designate not esc
ssRsis,S p,SpO.sl,: T. duplicate. will also be
nis.ioned oiiesrs aud THAR Gsliies ststIcusd at
fS b.sf:: iSS sgp msy tCS t%:
.i . .S ,S .. III i5lS,. and POr'hOu''
1s sl%s 'ss General '9s direct
TRs sontpsstof viii s. 1sSsiTea y 70 sntsr into
bonds for the sum o. ave thousand dollars. signed
WS 5e,p ~. ~ 'urs'e'' whose names must
,Tn., proposals win be Opsned at 10 a. NJ, on
ne ts Pt.n9P z, A. which time and place bidders
Proposal; VIII b marked Proposal. for
nos.,d B1t. CAPT .u's.H. ,l,C.s.
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
or''oH DnroE SSs.,:,Asy OF 81 SsT,sIssoE,
Sealed proposal. ia daplicst:J Win Be- received
49,. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ~. $50.
fo IA. sopEp II,ynI ~ follGying articles
Kegs
Conditions, &e.. as heretofore.
d. A. PORTER,
nol.et Brevet Major U. $. A. ah. C.s.
PROPOSALS FOR WASTE PAPER.
oFptcE or rHs GsskRAL sUPERISrESDESr.I
TREAHURy BUILDINGz,
MIN, wAsHISaTos, October 70, 1870.
BIDS will be reesiv-d at The ofics OF the General
Snperintsndsnt Of the Treasury Department until
m November 0, 1852, for ths Waste Paper now
on hand. t2ss,h.r with what may accumulate to
Tho Paper will be assorted In two qualities,
which can be seen at the Department
General Superintendent Treasury Buildlns,
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PROPOSALS. FOR LODGE.

oYYIcl CHEZ orARrEREAsrRn,I
FIRST MILITARY DisrhICr, !
RIcHHoSp. Va, Oct. l.lS6g.
Sealed proposals tn trpiestsl will be rscsiysdb By
the Undersigned untll u o'clock, n, OF THURS
DAY. the 18th day Of November. lsp, for baild.
sUPERINTEEDBST's LODGE,
Tor BRIcE,)
at the National Csmstery. near Riehnond, Vlr-
ginis; according to the plans and speeiacations
which can be at this once Size, u feet By 81
feet. with . wing u feet By 10 feet. and porch
feet IN the angle, in front Of wiag aad side Of
roof
Proposals may be made for tho whole work, or
each proposal must be guaranteed by two rsspon .
sible persons NOT BIDDERS.
The right 10 tessrv d to reject any or all bids
not considered 10 the Interest Of the public service
The enyelopes eeutAining bids to b. indor,ed
this once.
By order ofths Qua 'tsrm,,t.5 General q Army
BIeyet Colonel. a.t.r usit.d states Army.
Chief QuArtermaster First Military District.
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THE FAT MAN oAN'BE SEEN AT OYSTER
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LOCAL wAr TRAINS.

Leave Washington, from Maryland Avenus De-
pot. ate a. M and y a. N q ?. m = 20 p. 1887 IN.
Leave Alexandria, from corner Duke and Henry
streets, AT I:O an. fron st. Asaph asd King
streets at land ~ a. IN. i, ! and y. IN.
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1869. WASHINGTON. 1869.
ALRxANDRIA AID 9SoRoErowN
CHANCE Or TIM

~ On and after MONDAY, October Il, 1850, la
fhrough and Local Passenger Trainse
Will % run between Washington and Alexandria
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS,
lsundAys included.
pot, att rs q. m.
Leave AleIandris. from corner OF Duke and Hen.
~ streets, Al 9. 80 .. m.
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LOB LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
Il TOWN.
INMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
SAILING FROM NEW YORK,
EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TDESD AVS.
Tickets sold to and from Bsgland. ireland, and
the Continent
For further Information, apply to-
Agent, 10 BroAdWsy, New YsIk. or
MIDDLETON CO.,
AuE25-tf BANKERS, Washington.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

n n m
senea proposals. IN dupilcate, Tor furnishin
the unitsa s Jnss AMY a. this plsee VIII
oWO POUNDS OF 'PRIME' RICE.
viii be receiyed by the undsfsiGned until 10 clock
-. m on ~ NE ION dsy OF Noyember
Bisdsr are Invited 10 be present At the openinl
A sample Of III, Rio. TO accompany zach bid.
CHAs. bRLLHER,
BLevet CAPT U. A.. Lisut, Sd Artillery, A. G.
ecli.6t
---....---.--..- -
pEoPosALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
%irs.icws 1.s.sst. We.
Sealed pr.Po,.i,. In dqpliesis. viii Be received
wnnHYPssn1o NE Arssnh NJ 70 10 clock. p. m. on
nishinf the .subsistense Department with the fol.
LOWING subsistenee Stores!
"a bbl.. Moss Pork. Aralis, Cider yInsaar,
lilo lbs Green RIO COT. % IL s.ltDysn sesp
fee, 25ibs CronndRiaSL Pen.
100 lbs Brown Havana per
Sugar.
,,ofss ~ ~ SsI,ys,sa w,h proposals. and all
OF acce pts nee of ptonosaIs on nounoAuen
" P'"p T. y.pyvv
nsIi "a eu'onsn' VI Vfahsnoe' " D. a, a. u b.
oelt.sa
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
hs" rprn A sInIn o. D4Is sr.,'
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Builders and Material,
8. P. WRISLEY.

nasess.or to n. W. Hamilton 4 Co., Ne. ,Psnu.
sylvania avenue.D
DEALER In
SLATE / MARBLE MANTELS, BRACK.
ELS, BRACKET SHELVES, TABLE
AND BUREAU TOPS, HEARrHs,
Go., 40, ke..
ysssg Msn's Christian Rssoeist,on
NINTH STREET. tcisTas sroRs,, ABOVE D.
The pusle arc respectfully isvited 70 call .nd
sxanias my asssrtrspt Of goods, which 10 more
varied than any In this market oo6f
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V'HROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
AND NEW YORK.
wAsM!sGroS, Sept. Is, lsos-noon.
Trains between wAshin Eton and New York are
now Tun as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily texcopt suaday) at LOO .. N. IA Is
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except BundayJat 500 IN. u, u
and 8. 10 I'm.
ON SUNDAY,
phiA at 8. 70 D. m,
Sleeping cars for New York on % p. m. train
only.
Through tickets to Philadslphia, New York or
Boston can be had atths Station once At ali hours
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad cd vertisemsnt
fo or, schedule between washipston Paltwors
=. Master Of Transportation.
In. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
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Books and Stationery.


paoks ana Qks ksnuA~-
DooAs enu.ssssaon0ry'
M,
pHI p C0V nm m VIC
ulLT q OU L v VI v " y
pnnYapr = puu Avn on rynuvuo
oVVhocALnno huO pIhIlUu6hb,
339 PsnusyIyauia sveuue.
u..
betWeen YIN and 10th.
Plain ana Esnnv asssSnusrv NJ ayerv
..,-.. ,
Rt.nusa ,x,,n u~,s,.l. vxstho-t
extra charge. VisitinG, We'd
dln1 ara partv Cards Ru.
graved In the latest styles
M.rc.ustts atsttousrv
~
IN eroat Nhfiety.
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Business College.

That Education IL d esirable SvhIch pre-
parrs for tho real business OF life.
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chase their goods Of "Zions Mercantile Co
operative institution" and requiring the
faithful everywhere to do their trading with
such merchants at their stores. An absolute,
sweeping edict was issued by the prophet,
prohibiting Mormons from buying of Gen
tile merchant anything whatever. And spies
were sent abroad TO see that the will of Brig
ham Young was conformed to in all these re-
spects. Mark the result. The cumbrous
character and expensive management Of the
institution have prevented it from afordlng
any advantages to the people. The GENTLE
merchants have been able to ''undersell 1t;
many Mormons have secretly continued their
purchases at the Gentle stores: and those
who dare not 80 violate the law have re-
stricted their purchases, and complain bit
terly of the institution and its high prices.
Consequently, neither the wholesale nor the
retail stores of the institution
have paid expenses; many OF
the latter have been forced to close; and
the whole institution is largely indebted
to Chicago merchants. With the unequalled
power of the Mormon Church at his COM
mand and every facility for testing the virtue
of an absolute government monopoly, Brig
ham Young has failed 1t seems, to demon
strate that there is in such monopoly any vil-
tue or profit. Private enterprise and the ne
ce,sities of tle people have got the better OF
him and his scheme. If the scheme had been
really cooperative instead of a brazenly
proscriptive one, it would probably have
Jared no better. Mr.. Connolly, the envoy OF
the English trades-unions, testifies that
women and their fondness for shopping are
the great impediments to the success even of
distributive cooperation in England. If this
is true. how would these impediments be mul-
tiplied in Utah! BY what process could the
many wives of Mormon be coerced to bide by
the counter of a sanity bazaar when haply
more variegated sashes and brighter ribbons
were dangling opposite in the show-window
Of an apostate or a Gentle!
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FINANCIAL.
PACIFIC RAILwAYGOLn LOAN

Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN q CO..
No. SO EXCHANGE Place, and M. X.
JESUP & CO., No. 10 PINE Street,
New York, offer for sale the Bonds of
the Kansas Pacific Railway. These
Bonds pay Seven Per Cent. In Gold;
have thirty years to run; are Free'c on
Government Taxation; ere secured by
Land Grant of Three Million Acres OF
the Finest Lands in Kansas and Colo
RADIO. In addition to this special grant,
the Company also owns Three Millions
of Acres in Kansas, which are being
rapidly sold to develop the country and
improve the road. They are first
mortgage upon the extension of the
road from Sheridan, Kansas, to Denver.
Colorado. The road in operation NOW
EARNS MORE THAN ENOUGH NET
INCOME no PAY THE INTEREST ON
THE NEW LOAN. There is no better
security in the market-this being in
some respects better than Government
Securities. PRINCIPAL AND INTE-
REST PAYABLE IN GOLD. Price 90,
and accrued Interest, in Currency.
Pamphlets, Maps, and Circulars fur
nished on application.
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WHAT THE CANADIANS HAVE TO
SI[EEER.
From the n. Y. Herald.

From the n. Y. Herald.
The people of the New Dominion have
been frequently invited to come into the
Union and be thus completely reconstructed
as free American citizens under the flag of
the United States We have ourselves advised
them to this step on many and divers occa-
sions, and have been rejoiced, on account of
the Canadians themselves and their worldly
future, to hear frequently and from reliable
sources that our advice has been favorably
received generally in the territory. The COM
plete fruition has, however, been always re-
tarded by some outside foreign event, such
as the arrival of Prince Arthur, the tour of
the Mohawks 10 meet him, plan of some
English loan to the Grand Trunk Railroad,
or the arrangement of visit OF the entire
Anglo-Caradian Cabinet to London, where its
members are, for the most part, merely per-
mitted to warm themselves-Ca Canadians can
do it after the home cold-in the outside
corridors leading to the Foreign Office, Down
ing street.
This is really to he regretted; for the Cana
dans may lust as well have an American citi-
zen vote, with the fun, and perhaps, profit
of casting it, as be made TO take an involun-
tary part in all our great election contests.
Presidential and iu New York city and State
without any collateral advantage. They are
in this difficult and embarrassing situation
just at present We. are about to have "a
good time at our election next month. and
/ Just for the reason that we are, the Toronto
I field battery is ordered out, and kits and
provisions" and guns and ''stores fit for
the use es a fine army are lying about that
city for miles. Gunpowder is handled as if
/ it were perfumed snuff Kingston is in arms,
and every young British trumpeter on this
sidethe ocean Is busy practising to sound the
advance and Charge for the use of the
regular troops, footing out the 'retreat" for
the locals and volunteers. Two royal gun
boats, fully armed and equipped are running
round the lakes the militia are hurryine OFF
TO Goderich while Prince Arthur has assumed
n sort Of an4IhiliouS and neutral position on
the Lower Ottawa.
Here we have regular Canadian furry,
and all because New York is about to have
an election, and that certain Irish American
gentlemen are very anxious to be elected. re-
quiring only a little more cash Just to carry
the thing right through. They appear likely
TO have it, and good deal of it, too, soon, as
they have chartered and armed the gunboat
Sunburst-''what's in name?"--to be de
spatched to Canada 20 look for it and carry il
back-all in Canadian silver. Much better
for the Canadians il they were inSthe ''ring'
themselves, as they will be some fine morning
OF other What ticket will they hold;
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THE UNITED STATES AND CUBA.

From the ". I. It,eS.
The other day the Mayor of New York
granted the use of the City Hall for the par
pose of celebrating what some one with un-
conscious irony called the anniversary of
Cuban Independence. The casualties on
that occasion were as serious as on almost
any of the Cuban 'battle fields, for good
many weak nerves were shaken, and one man
had his arm shot of. SO ended the rejoic-
ings.
If the Cuban party in this city are salts
fed with the ascertained results OF fourteen
months 'hard fighting" it is not for us to
protsets against the United States Govern
ment being held responsible for the issue Of
the insmTeotion. The Cubans complain of
the coldness of our people towards their
cause. They have no reason for doing 50.
There has been no lack of popular sympathy
WIN them in their attempts to work out
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"pROTECTIONn IN UTAH.

ffpT' te " = HoTtu.
Brigham YounR's latest failure illustrates
the blessedness Of the protective policy in
trade. To replenish his treasury the Mor-
mon prophet last winter organized ''Zion's
Mercantile Cooperative Institution, so mis-
called in order 70 cheat the sense as well as
the pockets of its victims OF the insttu-
tion, Brigham got himself elected president
and several leadinp dignitaries of the Church
elected officers. inen wholesale mercantile
establishments were organized by the insttu-
ton in Salt Lake City; shares we're put up at
500 EACH every Mormon merchant in the
city was required to subscribe; and in this way
a corporation of capitalists, instead of a CO.
operative association of consumers, existed
under the control of Brigham Young Forth
with the fiat went forth from Brigham, as the
head of the Church, requiring Mormon retail
merchants in Salt Lake City and Mormon
merchants throughout the Territory to pur-
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