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DRoPosALs FoR FORAGE AND srRAw
DEPoT QUARTERNAsrER's OFFfcE.
MAS III NG IRN. Id a. S.nfaInhnr. /. I'm

DEPOT QUARTERNAsTERs OFFICE.
WAsHlNGToN, ID. g.. September :. ls7O
,rroposss, b y duplicate, viii copy OF this adyer-
tisement he'd al invited f. om rtspOnsbe par
mes until Il M O:tooers 1870, for furnishing ali the
oats, Hay ard Rye Straw required at this den n
during the year commencing NOy ember 4, ls7O.
ferage and Straw 90 be delivered monthly any
where ithln one mile of the limits Of the cities
Nhppe, Va. about one and half Il > miles from
Ge9rgetoSn, and q small quantity at soldiers Home
u. Y. a. such times as may lie ordered BY the Quar-
terraster In charge,
Osts 10 lie delivered in good burlsp sacks Of about
three (3 bushels each. and % weigh not lees than
tblrty-two Z pounds TO the bushel.
Hay and Straw baled: bales 60 weigh: Hay. from
bales
BIDDERS will state the price o: Oats Hay and Straw
per pound.
The quantity required each month is estimated az
pounds Of STRAW.
The United States reserves the right 10 diminish
increase the above quantities any time during
the continuance OF the contract, By giving thirty N
days notice.
Guarantees will be required with each bid in the
sum Il fifteen hundred .5Ol dollars signed by two
responsible suretes. thst the bidder will III succe-.
full execute contract within six 10 days after his
acceptance, In accordance with the above REQUIRE
me1ts.
Payment will be made monthly for quantities de-
liyered, in funds or as soon thereafter as fund.
are provided for the purpose. and upon the receipt
Of parties 90 whom delivery has been ordered, ana
the oerttcate as 20 quantity and qualify of an in
sptctor appointed by the undersigned.
Propossls vii, be mark ed. ProoySai- for Far.ca -
and addressed to the undersiened.
Bidders are invited 10 be present et the opening
WILLIAM MYERS,
Brevet Brigadier General o. A
seE- Depot Quartermaster.
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AN ABANDONED ExPRRIMENr.-The" social
evif' policy adOp,d from toe French aud
other continental examples by the city OF 81.
Louis "petered out" 30 the Galena mire }
u. ed - say, IN the first attempt - resist il.
One of the lrail sst"-s took her cSse TO coult-
rothiDg higher than the Iol'ce CORTLAND
IL was there held that the * imf oscd upon her
and her class was without any warrant what
ever, and, virtually, tn It the whole II after was
a farce and fraad. The decision, doubtless,
was in the interest Of law and con non sense.
Probably the world will SCORER or later
learn that prostitution must ts attacked
In IFS sources, not in its lest manifesto
tiors; that its origin and growth are mainly in
'ne roJuat and unequal legislation by which
opPo: ing classes in cocety are created. aud by
which, a. }, the oor ale made poorer and the
rich ERE made richer-the general result being
luxury and godlessness on one side. and poverty,
ikrorapce and misery on the other.-Chica2o
Post, Sept. 10.
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IRON SHIPS begin 10 be criticised. They will
not rot, but their strength IS impaired by corro.
son, and they rrst unevenly as well g rapidly
Lord Paimerston said that "the Warrior fouled
20 lest rat she lost knot an hour in :, ,ed
every Sin weeks she was atOlt." Spar-work-
boom-Irons, hoops, withes, &c.-made of the
best ana TOUCHES IRON, after long exposure to
one atmosphere, or confined air, are often the
same as east iron, the slightest Jar breaking it
into pieces. Iron in salt wa er very soon fouls
making it necessary to dock a ship often ID clean
her bottom, and il is impossible to do this with
out straining. Chief Naval Constructor Reeds
work on sbip-building gives an inst !nce OF ship
which had to be docked and redocked three
jm' :, the riyets breaking over and over in the
operation. In an iron steamer tJken in hand in
the dockyprd TO remove the machinery and rig
her sailing, the cement on the bo. .om and ends
to preserve the bolt heads. was taken out ard
much OF the plating wss .ound to be li,sle lie :
ter than brow n paper, and broke into scales or
small sizes. The vessel had bcen in use orly Is
ye9rs. Many wooden ships built of upsea. oped
timber have been found sound at that age.
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HMitrailler.es are manrsa c,cred n,

0Mitraillerses are maurfa ctcred at Toy.
SSpsin kicks Q Queen out aud wants a
King.
~Peru has deliberately formed an associs-
tior, with capital Of 900 for the impoi- :
tation Of Chinese coolies,
0Phe Philadelphia Inquirer states that in
the lower and more deDsely populated portions
OF Philadelphia a maligant fever has broken
out, and that many persons are suffering with it.
8"The Detroit women wear Red Cloud
hats" and IL IL said that the men are preparing
10 come out In Spotted Tailed coats.-Low. CeEr-
Jour.
~PluRged watermelons, with tartar emtic
IN them, are distressing the youth OF Michigan
beyond measure. There isn't half 90 much fan
stealing them a the other kind.
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METHODIST LAY DELEGATION. What re-
'mairs TO the completion OF ,he change in the
policy Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. il a
two-thirds vote of the next General Confer. :
enoe, approving the ADMISSION of lay delegates
according - the enactment of the last General
Confer ence lt Is now prOpOse ed that the Law DEL
egates be elected Professionally, % as to be eady
to take their seats as soon ps the necessary vo q
is pissed. The rule requires that the Law de. ..
gate be chosen, not by the animal conference
which elect the clerical representative but
by an eccforial conference of lay men, compose
cf ore delegat, IIom each circuit or 81 -tion, -
meet at the same place with the Annual Con-
ference, and on the third ~ of is sion This
e. forial conference hPs DO du,y or ,sit'on
but The election Of two lay deIeca IS - the
General Conference. OF C)ur3e. the laymany; VI
not repre- ent tie annual con erences or apv
bodies know in the Methodist economy, and he
ing much fewer in number than .le cleric ! del
egates in General Conference " /" have only their
formal weight of irdue' re. fur ther restriciion
3 that each electoral delegate mrst be tweniy-
I've years of age and o. five yesrs' st lndipo .:fn
full connection with the church. 1t is T-o-d
rat each presiding elder should ZEE ID The
choice OF these elected delegates. Great eApa,-
ia. -ors a-e formed as - the eff; ct OF this Law
delegation in the courci's OF the church. In the
la, General Conference of the South upwards
OF ore hUnfred and twenty lay dele gates took
an ective part in the proceedings. These Law
men are members also OF the district meetings
pud arnnal conferences.
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~Lady Franklin has arrived in England.
~.Des Etats Upis" shawl-pins are much
VOL q in Paris.
D0In hsii drc sing 'he ,ndency is to simpler
and M0re nat1ral 8, yles.
~st. Louis arrests its gamblers for vagrancy
and fines them so each.
@It wssa woman who first prompts ed man q,
eat, but he took to drink on his ON a account af-
tn wp -fs.
~The M. E. Church South is now orpar,z;
me colored conference authorized by its late
General Conference.
~Extravagance in street t)ilettes hes been
resolved as lirst by New York ladies. Papa viii
be thankf0'. ~" wan
ga couple Of indignant fen a,cs y,,ited ..e
ONCE Of the Milsu (Texas) Telegram. a, 4
;meared tne editors iace v ith printers ink.
9Germany says she Is fighting against Ma
loieon, captures him, ard then fights the French
be caree they del oce bin.
An ignorant drug clerk at Batavia, NY.
900 Jonn warren tartsr eme;ic in pace Of
foche'le sslfs, tie other day. We rem died in
hanged. "1
S"Eelamaguzzling" is word Of California
pc 5ite Of hunkydory, ard teens to have C,re
corne c,ion With .:ullduegery-aso sort OF . mis.
appropria' on Of 'he public spondulix.
SThe French ", sci Of war Refine Hort terse
bss an appsraics on oard for producing electric
.sht strong that persope may read BY 1t at
distance OF four miles, 1t is intended t) show
an en"ny sship and at the same time dazzle the
ewes OF her crew.
~At West Shoals, Martin county, Ind,
where . court house Is now building, they take
qp'pine straight three times . day TO guard
sv.'rst asue. The building contractor Is re-
quired by the specifications to put SIX grairs Of
qunine in each brick to insure the safety or the
building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

A DYsCKNDANT OF AN Illus rEIoCs FAMILY
IN ID srRFss.-A man applied for LODGINGS at
the BIidgel mt station house, Monday night.
who gave the name of William II. RlndoIph.
De said Re WIS relative of John Randolph of
Roanoke, AMI s0n-in-Iaw of Ex-Governor Wise.
he was boz q on the 10Th of August 1870. atte nd
ID school at West Point. and gradual ed in 1925
he wps a ,fue ion Of the South. and at the
breaking out of the rebellion he earnestly es-
Iorsedt the carse OF his rative State and cast his
fortunes in the Southern scale. AT that time
he stated, he was worth at least 81 ,OC co., con-
s,sting principally in re Il estate and negros.
he en- led the onfcderate ser,ic in Il II, for
active duties in the field, and was signed a
con pand. At the battle of Roarake Island he
commended 'he Seventeenth South Carolina
regiment In that engagement he was wounded
and carried from the Island to the main land.
Fe spoke With much warmth and app rent
intelligence OF the unhappy difficulty between
h's renow ned relative and Henry CAY, ar d
notw itbstauding the defeat OF the South N the
ate rebellion he still cliugs - the idea that it
wfsiight. HIS story was told With so much
s;-sightfoi wardus tfat If it were not true il
ives we'll put up.-NeW Haren Pallad:um.
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~ Chicago modified its census int

- Chicago modified its census into 2Ss SEQ
sou's.
- Most OF the Fall bonnets are made ofcrep
de chime or heavy corded silk.
1A woman has carried of the 500 prize.
offered for the best managed farm in Oxford
shire, England.
~Chalons is the great seat Of the Cham
pa enc wine trade. There is one merchant there
who holds coo, 600 bottles as his orcrs t)ck
His cellars, excayated IN the chalk rocks are
Fix miles long. and are traversed with tramvaxs
through which loaded wagors are driven.
G%A French ladvs SON has Just been an
pointed surgeon - o-e o. the regiments en-
Ionte for the frontier. HIS mothers I, sf reouss1
was that, IL be found his ,eatme, killed more
than it cured, lie should 60 over to the Prussisrs
and doctor them.
~When Gen. Dumont Of the French .ruv
was taking leave or Cardinal Antopelli. he srs,rs
OF the pledges given by Italy to France IN re.
esId 10 tne Papal territory. The Cardinal "a,
Piled, smiling; There are three persons vho
DO not at all believe in theee enarsntses ,ho ,ho
Emperor, yourself and I.n 'oe
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Destructive Ire ard Explosion I'm
R1StOU.

7eleerdPhed Ezolusireiy to The Kreninq Star.
BOTTOM, Sept. 20.-Bos'on was visited hy an
other fre this morning. Ii broke out in May
pard's macbin, chop, the main wooden building
of WHICH wss burned, fogefher with Nc
Hays wharf. Two rks lying alongside
me- chino shop Of G.. NJ. Bird and the rig
ging-loIs OF A. b. Lowe. An explc 5son
of Daptha during 'he ire created alarm and
terded 10 spread the flames. The vessels
burned were the st. Cloud, Just from New
York, and the Nova Scotia, OF Be ton. The At
lantc COmpany 10 elergely i'm mercbine. :. The
total los IL estimated at $50 ,000 insured about
one halt.
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The Grand Lodge L. O. O. r.

Ttleerophed Exciusirely 10 The Ererise Star.
BALTIMORE, Sept 20.-The Grand Lodge 4
y. .. r., Of the United States, met at O'clock
After prayer the regulsr business was proceeded
with. Representative Hayes, of Mississippi.
presented a form OF funeral service, which was
referred to special committee; also, amend
menf5 to the bylaws, which were referred to
the legislative committee. Amendei constitu-
oTs of several State Grand bodies were pre-
:ented; also, appeals from decisions in rhe
Grand Lodges; allof which we're appropriately
referred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20
REORGANIZATION OF GERMANY.
A RENARKABLE DIsCovRRY.-By many il
has been held ss fhc ory that the Yuma desert

A RENARKABLE DrsCovRRY.-By many it
has been held ss fhc ory that the Yuma desert
WIS once an ocean bsd. AtjuteryaIs rools of
salt water have stood for q wilhelm the midst OF
The surrounding waste Of sand, disappearing
only - se again in the same or other localities
A short time since one of tn, I, saline lakes
6':apneered, and party of indians rer orted
The 6seoveIy Of ''blg ship lett by the
once prOcet ded to the spot and found imbedded
in the sands the wreck OF large vessel. Nearly
one third Of the forward part OF the ship or
bark is plainly visible. The stump Of the bow
sprit remains. aud poItiOrs OF the ,mt ers of
T.. are peri, ct. The wreck is located forty
r,les 7 orr of tbe San Bernardino ard Fort
Yuma road, and thirty milcs west of Los
Palnes, wellknown watering place on the
dc-elt. The road acre the ds ert he's heeu
travelled lOr more than one hundred wears
The history OF the ill-tated vessel can OF course
never be krown, but the discovery OF its decay
ing ,,mbel IN the midst of what has long been
dcsert III fdrnish savans with fC od for di. :
cr On ard may perhaps furnish important
a'd in ne eluCidation of questions of science
Los br ytlos NeicS, Sept. Q,
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a STE.SGE PRE3ENT1NRNT.-Mts. Myron
Chaplin, who resides near Harnibl Centre, n.
T., WIS found dead lest week lying uJ On her
bSd, face downward Her husband had cen
be was employed, and, very singulsrlv, had
during the dav premOntiOn of some danger
impending. SO strangely did this feeling take
pc sion or bis mind that he started for h's
home, which he reached about an hour and
hat AFTER the discovery Of his wife's death by
he neiyhbOrs. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

The SAvANNAH.-The tug Triana lei, the
Washington navy yard Yesterday for Annapolis
II tow the pra c;ice ship Savannah ON tbat
pace TO Norfolk, Va. where she will be put ont
OF comn'ssiOD. TIE officers wno wens out on
her will be orderedt) re;Lrn - thei. duties pt
the Naval Academy, and portion OF the crew
will be ordered to the Kar sas now lifting on, at
the navy yard in this city for the Tehauntepec
surveying expedition.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
PURE WINES.

have made arrangements with one of the largest
hTms iu California BY which am enabled TO sell for
sacras,ental and communion purposes, the purert
article, selected expressly for me- VIZ; Sh EHhf =,
PORT. ANGELICA. .MUSOATEL and Hoo n; also,
SCuPPERNONG WINE from North Carolina;
DRY CATAWSA, from Urbana Wine 20; Those
Wines Offer for sale, Wholesale a-d ret all, by hogs
had, barrel and half barrel, by bottle and on
dIsugkt. q. GAur rtsk,
Proprietor If the Nstiye Wine bitters,
Nos. 1917 AMI 1919 Pa. av.. Washington ID. G.,
also. No. - North Charles 81, Baltimore, Nd.
WHITE UATAw BRANDY, for Brandy
Peaches, 81 80 per gallon. se6
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RETURN OF TIE CABINET OFFIoERs-Secre.
tary Ee's"ap, who has been absent for the past
SIX ~eeFs, is expected here to-mo. row morning
secretary Boutwell, will return in the coure OF
next Ten days. and BEFORE the erd OF the presen.
month all Of the Cabinet officers will be Dis
charging thei- offic'a, duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

Bibs for 200 tors-of coal for Bureau OF T.
grfFirg and z. y 'rg were opened this day A..
IL, neon 5. ID. CTstleman, S4.5; VIM. c. Ernst.
s9.ci; John 81 ence, s4.GJ; VIM. Guinand. S49s,
h&Sheld 4 He's'9n, St4i. The contract was
was awarded ID Msyfeld s. Heis on.
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HAIR RENEWEk.

1T WILL POSITIVELY EST'8RF GRAY
E4IR To ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
II keeps the hair from falling out. 1t is the bes
dressing in the world, making lfeless, stiff brashJ
hair, iiealtky. soft and glossy.
Fer sale by all druggists.
R.P.HALL tCO.,
- se2-eo1n6v Nashua, N. H, ProPTietoTs.
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NAn old agricultural laborer in England
tri; d a mrscular method of evangelixing bis
for rot "bringing up'' his boys as be srould, he
replicd: al dunno ow us, sir; 1 order 'em
COW al to pray nient and NOR Dtn', and when they
won't 60 down knocks 'em cown-snd yes they
IN q cd ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

b'CFtso y. BowEeMAN has been rcu 1Ted
from fhe depuig collecsorship of the Baltlmo e
custom-house, and Bslt;s III. kelnard appointed
In his place, with rhe approval OF Acting Secrc-
" Y Eichard<an.
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Fatal Boiler Explosjon,

AuBuRN, n. Y, Sept. 20.-The steam boiler
IN Stalker's plaring mill exploded at q o clock
this a. m, completely demo'ishiug the large
brick building In which Ii was loo lted, and
badly dame 2ing o-aer buildings in the immedi-
ate viciri,y. James Hamili On, the foreman In
charge Of the engine was bun ned in the ruins
ard taken out dead, being scalded from head G,
a, ot Total damagSs &l5Co0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

SPec1dl DiSpotch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 20 The Grand Lodge OF
the United States OF the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, in session here, to day elected the
following Office. s:-Frcder'cS ID. Stuart, ID. c..
Grand Sire; e. A. / ,gan, Kansas, Deputy; jas.
l.. Ridgely, Md, Grand Secretary; Joshua VI an
SAINT, Md, Graud Treasurer. Nc.
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A RUNAWAY HUSBAND SHOCKRD.-Edvard
Connolly, of Pine Hill, Ulster county. New
York, eloped With the wife Of David Wispel in
March last, leaving his wife with three and Mr..
W'spel with six children to take care OF. Con.
nelly returned to repent on last "Wednesday
week, but found that bis wife had received a
rtvorce and merric q man named Dane. Mrs.
W'spel Is sill m jing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

hEcRt irs ASSIGNED The sur erin .endeut of
Recruiting service at C.nrinpati he's been or
dered TO feeeward go recruits to New Orieans-
La, ior . ignmeus =, the 1871 irsautry.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
LIMITED STATES PATENT errICr.
" WAsHrNeroN, ID. O., Auevsf N m

On the PetItion Of kObERT BRYSOy. of So
nestsdy, ss n y PRAYING for the Itension OF nat
for an improvement In Mschinrs for .ss,t -.
sas % S,dsree ere AZ that the testimony in the Go b.
suss ~ "a e,i .s oan oay o. november next: thsf the
, Gs nitsd MI. 70 TIE lssh day Of November psxt ~
sna s1e Isuoon BE heard on the "a dsv 81 ~.
any Dsrson may oppose this extsor,os.
ssoSv e1MUkL o. HlsHER
Oonmt0ioser Of Pssruss
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I NITEp STATES PArENr oT1IoE
" NAsHINGroN. ID - eanf.-Ss.a 81.

On the petition Of IRA ell Lsss's%Ss, r a. io.
cnusets, praying for the exteus;on sf }. .ss.
g.shtso 20 him On the 18th day Of January ,dS- o.
~ nodisHp di@provement In Machinery Cor Forming Hss
i:crdersd that the testimony in the case be clo.ea
ens . ,sn asy oi Dscsmeer next. that the time for
q sns ID day Of pecsmber next and that ssid
venon % oe neard on the 1eth day Of December nexf.
~ms~ SAMUEL D. FISaIR.
Comni0ioner Of Psteuts.
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NAVAL ORDBRs.-Pas ed Assistant Paymas-
ter AarOn II. Nelson, u. S. N, of this CITY has
been ordered - duty at New Orleans, La.
Gunner Thomas p. Venable, nf this CITY. has
been detached from ordnance du;y at the New
1ork navy ward and placed on waiting orders
Lieut.. W. II. Emory, OF this city, has been de-
r. r,bed ION the practice ship Savannah end
placed on wa'tiry orders.
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rhe MARKETS To-Day.
Bzclanrelr 70 fA< Kr>~.~o Sy,,

BALrIxoRE, sent, sl.-Co'ton dun, he,,y aad
whslt nrm aud II ~. Maryland Amber. 81 "a
Sl6S, far 90 good 81 .elasi IS. common. ~ Ia
sl3s. Corn, scsrce and higher. white, 'osS I. vel
I've dull at 6aSs. Osts quiet st 81. PORK 4r et ~
$50 Bacon IN good demand, rib sides, i5al5 /.
. ID Que. =; hoe. Whisky ftsn aud held AZ s2a9s
BkIrNoBE. Sept. sa-yirrfnis sixes. old. 50
bid, f5is sskCl Z. 20. lSS. ~ bid. 6i asked do lS
D lid, Cl asked, CO. COG 9On, cid, 81 bid.
NKwYoRk.s,rt 20 Stocks duh Gold -ls-, as.
Money, Sac. kNoharre. long, ga. short. lo's. s:1s
y c. uPons, y !. Virginia Is, coupon. e. do
NEw foEE. sept. 2o.-Flonr, very frm Wheat
ed "a d,ly. Corn lc. be. CT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

fosThAsTRR GENERAL CREswELL ard Geu =
eia' u A Smith, Second Assistant Postmaster
Ieneia'' .e:rrn to tbs ely 'ast evening.
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RATCHELOR.S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless reliable. inst antaneOus, does not contain
lead any rS.a'ic poison to produce paralysis or
death Avoid the aunted aud delusiys prepar aioDs
hOasiiRe virtues they do DOT possess The genuine,
-. A. Bachelors lair Dye has had th,Tty years.
Uni arni~he repus alton to uphold its integrity
the only perfect Hair Dye-Bleck or Brown. 8 I'D
hY all Druggists Applied at IL. Bond street. New
YORK. fe5 tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

REAR ADMIRAL JossPH LANMAN, command
'ry South Atlantic Squadron, writes to the
Navy Department, i,em Eio de Janeiro, under
date OF August 1ith, that the United States
s',aner Por' mouth was at st. G. .tiarine,-
Brazil on the Sfh OF Aue ust, and had one ca .
o. smallpox on )ard. The PortsmoutI was ,
return - Mon.eyideo about the latter p,rt q
August.
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stock Report.

81 B6skrs', S-ukrs asf C''-srgs-csel Tsa.,-assa
Lewis yohnson q o.. q~cfs siol ks aud bon. An
y ne and forc 81 mlrkefs f1llpw-
Nsw YoES, Sept 9.-FirsI Resri-C. go. isSI
erueon. llS', as. ts2. CpgpoR. az - is6s cs-
on. nT,: bss, ls2. oo5Son. l's: 5s~. n-u. iS.s.
eJup iisA :S-sls. lST. corp pcn. H. s9-. lsGS cou
sd iis, D. 81. curpCn. % y, CurrtueB g.. llfg
NaripnSa. a.. Do. rrrt q, - CAntoa. -: Cua
her and. ~ oid. Western Cnioo Tcl-Craph. 81 i.
CrfcRsilver. 5: Pacific Nail. e.: B,ston ".
~ Power. 10. Adams ExprcSs, a.. weiis.
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