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by TELEG n A PHI .

ST. LOUIS, September 23.-The all from Salt Lake
rived Westpor yesterday bringing months later in
tellgencc.
The Gen. Harvey twenty miles this eide of Fort
Laramie, and the health OF the troops good.
Lieut.. Heath was killed at the battle OF Ash Hollow
The Indians fell in with party Of emigrants between
Hollow and Fort Laramie, and after shaking hands with
them in friendly manner, began shooting at them wound
ing badly one Of their number
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Now Open, at Odd Fellows Hall,

DR. BEALEs GRAND MAMMOTH PANORAMA
OF American, English, and Danish
sEARCHEs FOR SIR JOHN FaANgLIN,
seea8 -esa4t In the Arctic regions.
In connection which win exhibited each exhibition the
SIEGE AND COMMANDMENT or sEgAsToPoL,
Painted by Geo. Hedge, esq, OF philadelphia.
Exhibition every evening O'Clock aud "Wednesday
day afternoons O'Clock.
Tiekeis rs cents; children, ia1 cents.
Sen I'D
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Freshet on the .sehp,lkiu.- 7sLgaph Dorm

Freshet on the SehusikW.- Telegraph Dorm.
PuILApELpHiA Oct There heavy freshet in the
Schuyk river last night causedby tho rain yesterday
The water feet at Fairmunt, and the telegraph
above that point bat the extent of the damage not
known.
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r. OWEN ~ SOr, Merehnnt Tsslov@. no. xi2 pssg,-
IA sylvanta avenue respectfully their enda
the rusc generally fat they have jh irped om New
with their fs and winter Of goods
cissh cssssnesss and v~wnxr, together WIN
aaa$ - ~ &N
Sept
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OFFICIA

9Us t#.fet TREAsuRy DEPARTMENT, August 2, 1855,
Notice is hereby given kodo stock Of the loan anczrd
by the act Of 1885, edecnsbe and amer The i2 November
1850 Thai tue whole Of that stock viii BIO purchased ~
this department. the 30h November nuNi,
Tor which per cent premium will be paid in addition the Sums
expressed in the certificates.
And TO the holders Of the stocks OF the other loans Of the United
states, that purchases OF 81 600 VIII
AFRO bo nado during the period the following atcs
For stock the loBn i6f2 OF for stock
OF the loans Of 6i7 and s4 premium OF is and for
Stock issued under the Of 1850 commonly called TeSasnGe
nifty stock, premium Of sir per cent.
Interest will also be allowed stipulated in the cr
FROM the LIST July the day oeelemepi hee with
day in addition, enable the Teasunrs dram reach tie
Certificates transmitted 10 this department under the present
tee should he duly assigned the United States the en
tied to receive the purchase money.
Payment for upon assist
ant Boston, New York, Philadelphia, the pares
entitled TO receive the money may direct
Nt#.s JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Avg 4-dtNov30 tis Intel. Start
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INTERIOR pErAnrmEsr.

Hon. Thomas H. Hendricks, Commissioner of the General
Land Office left Washington Saturday evening in the
for his home in Indiana lie will DO absent but time
Bounty Land WarrontsAn abstract of the business
the under the act Of Sd March, 1885, for
the month of September, 1855:
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rfopo ais Ter Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.


o'fieI OF THE suPnmsrssBrsr or rns puuLIo PHsrIEo
ashiDglon, september 30 1885.
IL pursuance n The provisions 10 provide for
Suuns we pabbc pntrgH &c. approved sealed
M noeday 20 day. Of Decrnber twelve O'Clock mr.
slhS me snapet that required public pn
eonn. esing on ha a day OF December 1885, ending
on ihe Isl DAY December, lHad.
ths thJaine list specifics aseerRinsd h..
aasny aaAr and description hind paper mai viii
10000 rsa ne printing paper uncaendered Il, measure 81 b,
aches, aud TO weigh toriy,dye pounds ream Of
so reas hne printing paper. eaendsed "a BY
sheets. " =
oVo reams supsHse sized calendeed printing paper 10
measure "a by % inches, and weigh pounds
the iean OF 4s0 sheets.
ClAss4.
800 reams apns hard sized and caendered printing paper
10 mrasus "a by - nches, 10 weigh ioriy- sabi
pounds 10 the Ieain OF aeo sheets.
GLASS;. sH
IOOo reams sapene caendsrcd map paper Of ueh
sihes be required, corresponding ia weight m
papor measuring ~ by 81 inches, and weighing tyrn,
pounds per ream OF SsO sheets. #'s
Glass -4H
2oo feams sueine plate paper (caendered
az oay be rrquired 10 by 81 iaches OF sc w,iph
pea r.aia as may be required.
The fibre of the paper classes 70 be OF linen
all or
rshbees ol Tag whtenes and in qures
OF rsa, ~
perfect ve,yh
WIN DC required nnd bundle yn e
over OF under I'VE the viii be re-
anh hs gross We1t VIII ia all be
oil The Ueieh
WIN he consid@fed a violation OF tho contract
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A NEW Material for Ladies' n x.--Gack s'VBnC-
IL tian % m admirable article, hand.
Superior black bomhasins cbaies, &c.
large supply of mourning ind NANTES.
10 pieces silks, tbiars in the lot.
With lots q other goods 10 which we
making daily additions.
needing mourning goods who be Of the
stock, cordially
Ono price only hence apprehension OF
being overciarged.
onr stock Of white snnes blankets menos, and domestic
goods IT. full at this
Delay closing bills present expected
Good articles, low prices and denng be relied all
.-4t teefA f PERRY q BROTHER,
A#E I" Ccnirai Store~ building,
Sept 29-dl0hf opposite Centre Market
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Sept 29-dl0tif

EOR THE FALL TRADE-M. H. STEVENS Co.,
haiers and extensive dealers in gentlcmess wardrobe and
complete genrleincss
displayed them moderate prices Buying
the
always be found Of the newest and best qualities.
gloves rspendefs hose psrfnmey, umbrellas canes al
sspi 2a-3lf esroom Browne Hotel
'rHTs day having been set apart as day fnst,pg
humiliation, the subscLcr'a bs
closed.
Wanted competent oyster -hucser boy for al kinds Of work.
ability non. need apply g. BoullANGER,
Sep 76-d8 q street, War Dcp'i.
NEW HALL and Winter Goods-I just
The North with very elegant stock Of suitable mems
of which ready for inspections
now prepared to manufacture in the best ieshonse
styles NJ short nouce. WILLIAM TUCKER,
sep lS-eomh No. 4e6 Pennsylvania avenue
rcrber, for.aery Richmond, Virginia, having established
Office in t city, few doors in font OF the Treas
s1pecsy for Precautionary services and for apd bouncs
and pensions under The recent acts ofCopsress
he bas penp The only index which ever made 10 he I'M
revolutionary the fret aud,os once
,s o1 public hs Sp S s s nnd
accommodations from other twenty years.
able TO show u where the cams himself be entirety
unable TO do H.
Of land all who served days his
charges will be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
VET
Hon Henry A. Wise, Aecomuc, Virginia.
James HEATH hate Commissioner Of Pensions, Richmond,
s,ssGrd Il. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon Samuel Chiffon, ws.h;nnon, C.
William j. Ward. ESQ., BaIsinsove
Lswis Tsmbsslahs, esq, New York.
March 7-dAcply'
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pARIs CLoAKs-FaiI Fashions for Js53.--We will
October q stock
coaks nas which respectfully invite the
a. and Acxaa-
dna CLAGETT. NEWTON, MAY, Co.,
Corner Fcnnsyv avenue and Ninth street.
81
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The entertainment win place "Wednesday evening,
October 10.
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TIAE FINE NUMBERS opened yesterdsy.--5 pieces
4 ira hne and cheap French black cloths,
10 pieces medium and black y etgl3
The prices the above moderao and eoo war
raned.
pieces fancy in the styles only
large supply adapted hoys' especially
100 pieces cheap caIicoes for comforts l9g ssE
With stock Of all kinds of dry goods adapted for general
family consumption
the of decided excel
sbrc and having but price, enabled TO oer
goods fguSos.
New supplies daily.
Good articles, prices end fair dealing be relied in oil
Delay closing any bills expected
PERRY s. BROTHER,
ssess Central Stores, "west huitine,7
Sep 30--l0tdif Opposite Centre Market.
LAIL Winter styles ar and sosstta
rendy- made cloihine, Wholesale and rsaWe
coing This market Our slocs embrace.
thing fashionable and
with all elegance for which clohne celebrated
sHt4 NOAH WALKER " CO..
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium browns Hotel Building.
Sept SO-Iwf
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10 conclude with the famous play of
THE FRENCH Spy; OR, THE FALL OF hLGtERs.
IN which A. HATHAWAY will sustain three characters
bessrs. Jefferson Ellis, Howe, and Adams will appear
biIs of The day.
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Convert TO JuDAsa--The Rochester Democrat states
that American Protestant Lady Of that city, few weeks
since entered the pale of Judaism and last Sunday she
married. according the jewish ritual 10 descendant Of
Abraham
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Z NHTFHnta OF tTftUUHtts issUtu : IV,ota
Number OF letters Exclusive Of applications)
received, breied and regis
tered $3.50
" " ranked and sent from the Office 30 oS5
Total number Of applications received 2l7 800
90 cnveIored briefed, &c. 1876 9l2
acknowledged 1914 ,23s
examined, re-examined 669ll
allowed 1874
warrants certificates issued "a 362
registered 1921
Seven hundred and fifteen warrants have been issued to the
soldiers of the revolution to their widows living
sgbty-one the soldiers themselves and six hundred and
thirty four to widows OF revolutionary men.
Number OF letters recorded 2sa making 7ot folio pages
SrysfprE-A man in London recen,ly offered, through
The columns Of the Times, twenty-five dollars TO the
thor of the best advertisement setting forth the cxceences
Of new timepsece
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National Theatre.
and manager HENRY c. JARRETT
Also OF Museum, Baltimore.
slnre manager Mr.. JEFFERSON.
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i,IDARxS, MGntillns, ShaSvls, Scarfs.A largo
ply Of all that novel; md stylish in goods Of those classes
opened To- day:
10 pieces cloak patterns nsported eolors.
% ndies' habit cios, o adapted for dresser.
The arising the the
isappaent when selecting
named above.
New supplies daily.
Those who paid iber bills presented Jny
let win do SO prior making additional purchases.
Good articles fair be relied 10 all
ns PERRY X BROTHER,
"Cenfral Stores," west building,
Sept 29--l0df opposite Centre Market
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'NRAE DELB YED I.OT.-Those extraordinary wide, thick,
and glossy bluck SILKS 81 yard have arrived last
Those ladies who have been expecting them had better call eay
and SUPPLY Issaf4
additional supply Of NIL other kinds Of ch red md piHia
black silks NJ rTosethialiy low pTicss
large lot Of medium and superior table dsas and diapers o.
select unusually heavy sicck of tasn"
goods In all other departments. JT
Those hah Of buying linen goods Of
would be will call styles
prices Dealing largely in linen GOODS nave every facility
for offering real bargains. 1Stas4
III OPENED YESTERDAY
800 pairs blankets, medium fine and large.
loo bed comforts, heavy and well made.
as pieces cotton IN, etngs, all widths.
New goods received daily.
One Hence sell but Cor the cash, and 10 those
who have paid their blls presented July ls
Good articles prices and fair dealing be relied in all
casta. PERRY * BROTHER,
Central Stores, /" west hudng'
Sep 30--l0dif Opposite Centre Market,
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Iowa AS AN AGRICULTURAL STATE-Bishop Lee Of Iowa,
says that such is the great depth and extraordinary ert
ity of the SOIL and such its ready proximity to market
that Iowa fail Of being of the leading agricul
tura States in the Union Already it is giving homes to
eulgrants at the rate Of about 100000 year.
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parquet.. so cents
Family circle, second
Cnloftd Circle
ProFccnium boxes so
Private
No charge for reserved ents Box book open Monday
Tncspay, and Wednesday, from until 4 O'clock
Doors open AT 6h O'Clock, overture commences atty
Curtain TX o'clock precisely
The will TAKE place
splendid which has been elegantly eitcd and deco
rated,
EVENING, ooronER 3, 1885,
which the uasedsn JOHN r. SCOTT will
appear
Also, the popular American ]. E. McDoNoUGH.
THE LADY OF THE LAKE
Mr. J. H. Scott
which Miss MARY DEVLiN will deliver
address, written expressly for the occnsion by John f.
Wiley,
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CLASS
ooo rsams writing paper 10 by 90 inches weigh twenty
eight pounds ,
NO. writing Is by rs inches
AK pounds , H.
No d. 100 writing inches
four pounds Per
No. A. $40 writing paper, by ls inches 10 weigh
two pounds 5000
No o. 400 eams writing piper IL By IL inches weigh lively,
pounds per
CLASS p I.eger Popos. Esf e..U...
No No 1'-a 200 resma heavy deny writing paper.
No. 5000 50 Z" medium
NO, A. 50 "" !" royal
No 3D. 30 g l :" royals a
No. o. 30 :" imperial
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OCULIsTs AND AURISTs.

DURING MY LATE TOUR. VISITED TIKI MOST
eminent professional men IN Europe observed their modes
practice the remarkable discoveries the
Of diseases of the eye and and obtained several
Of incniculabie value In speciality; this combined
affections Of those delicate organs with the usmos. success and
Artificial inserted that will and like the
eye JAMES W. POWELL, NJ d., ocuist aurist, &c,
602 Broadway. opposite the St Nicholas
ask the attention the AFFLICTED their practice
ing the and They have restored sight sevenssa
persous born blind They cure In every case
money returned Amauross perfectly cured Glass eyes
serted. once 40 Broadway.
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disbursements and receipts The line Of from
this to Panama Ia said TO be In receipt Of
per snnum mail money, with its full share Of passengers
yet long time has has elapsed since anything ike
detailed statement Of their affairs has been public
through the papers, Can 1t be possible that the agents
usurp the power Of using the STOCK and calmly decline
any investigation C.
The Boston Journal Of the 18th inst. says-
The stock market was active yesterday, with good
business doing In the railway shares Mane which has
Of late risen very rapidly declined X selling At o. There
was moderate request for Worcester, at 89S; Fitch
burg at TN Northern at Aga rise Of II above last
sales; Western improved u, selling at %; Wilmington
advanced to o. rm Michigan Central sold ut 97K buy
80, while the bidding rate for cash stock but X
Essex Company further declined y, the stock being offer
ed for sale 1T quotations.
The Chicago, Dixon and Fulton City Railroad (Galena
and Chicago Company touches the Mississippi river at
pont-Fulton-ffty miles than any other Great
improvements are going at that place.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
of foreign dry goods entered At this port for consumption
for warehouse and also the Withdrawals from warehouse
during the week ending and including Thursday, Dec
10, 1855 -
MOVEMENTS IN FOREIGN Day GOODS
n.f.-x E..
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FAMILY MARKETiN q.
RETAIL PRICES OF PRODUCE IN WASHINGTON MAR
KET-TnE POTATO AND APPLY TRADE.

RETAIL PRICES OF PRODUCE IN WASHINGTON MAR
KET-THE POTATO AND AprLE TRADE.
There large buiiness done in potatoes and apples
in Washington market and the following conversation
that occurred between reporter and Mr.. William r.
Fade extensive dealer In the lower market
number Of very interesting facts to the kinds quail
ties and nature Of apples and potatoes and where they
come from, and win repay perusal:
REroRTrR-Mr. Eddie, where do the best potatoes
from, and which variety commands the best price, =
Mr.. E-The best variety now in the market the
MERGERS which arc worth from l3s. 70 15s per barrel
Some very dne ones from Monroe county, in this
state but the great bulk Of the MERGERS that find their
wav to the New York markets are from Monmouth
county, new Jersey.
RIO you consider them the very bcsts
Mr.. E-They are . very hardy and good potato, and
command very ready sale. The Carriers also a
good potato; bu, from the fact that they win not
long and are liable to rot not good for dealers
speculate IN. They GENE from Washington county in
this State though great many also brought from
New Jersey.
R-wbat about the Western redss What part OF the
West do they come from
Mr. E--They do not come from the West at ALL Those
that cone to this city from Essex and Clinton
ties and Vermont and indeed all around the shores Of
lake champlain. The Western reds are = very hardy
potato and as they cheap compose the great bulk
Of those that sold in the New York markets Immense
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value put on the market during the week. $b68 $50
The trade in dry goods usual at this of the
year, is dull and likely to continue until after the
holidays and probably until the reepenng Of the distant
spring trade in january. The city retail and jobbng
trade, however, is animated, espe ,isy in the fancy
department. which is patronized by country and
city purchasers for holiday purposes Although the i'm
porratons fell of the past week, owing to the limited
number of arrivals from Europe yet those vessels which
in spite Of westerly winds have reached port from Eng
land, have come well loaded and the amount of i'm,
portatons expected be large between this time and
the end OF the FIRST quarter Of 1885, the country
demand for the ensuing spring and summer trade The
present high prices OF staple foreign goods must
stimulate their production and shipment to this
sues. The trade in domestic dry goods just at
this time, is too inactive and presents too few fea
lures Of novelty or interest to require any detailed
ce In the leading articles Of this branch Of the trade
we have change of moment to notice In prices The
sales in each line have been light and the market quiet
Considering the aeness of the period cassueres and
satinets were in fair demand at steady prices Felt
cloth also In request. Ginghams ranged from 1Oc
lie Corset jeans were In good request at full prices
Brown sheetings and shirtings dull also beached
goods and prints Drills, with light stock in good
demand and all kinds were firm. Choice patterns of
mousne de LANES were in good demand, and prices well
sustained for the season. at 18c. &c., Ticks and stripes
were unchanged. Canton fannels were dull. Duck was
firm, and in good request
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AMIns.-The sales were small, and prices unchanged.
BRxApsrurs.- -Four-Yhe market dull for common
Tho sales embraced about 900 900 bbs included
In which about 900 bbls State for export
at IS So S with sh ;; S :. IS = and 100 DO
grades Of western brands were sold At IS So extra
prime article Canadian dull with sales Of 800 400
bbls at % 81 $l0 about TOO SEQ bbs. Southern
SIC Is nl whs.ihsrs was increased inquiry a and
large sales purchases to extent having been made for
export The transactions embraced about 600 900
bushels, chiefly Western red at 81 "a 81 900 do.
Southern with lots Canadian white 81 Is Tennes
see red was quiet and nominal. Corn--rhe sales EN-.
Southern yellow at 94c. 96c. and new Southern
white Devereauxs sold at 81 o. and Western mixed at
Csc ssc from store and delivered i. Rye was in good
81 49, the chief part being at the higher figure Oats
more abundant and the market heavy. Sales
made at 48c. 61c. and SIC. for State and Western.
CoFFE.-The sales embraced $50 bags Rio at 12c.,
and one lot Of choice quality at &c., and rs bags Mara
Coros.-fhe sales embraced about 800 1000 bales,
without change in prices.
FRncHrs-Rates continued frm with moderate
gagements. About If 900 bushels Of engaged
IN ships bags for Liverpool at lid Flour was at about
A. a. Cd. asked and about 900 bales Of cotton
Hsvre ~ ao ana 10 was 81 Ss aaed
ton at L., and rice At S12 Rates London firm
but engagements Of moment reported. To CALI
ornia, rates ranged from 30c 40c per foot
ment.
FRUIT About 500 boxes bunch raisins were sold at
So 81 80 b0 500 do. halves, at 81 81 TO- and about
400 quarters at 90c 92zc, with 300 boxes layers at
$376
HAy-Sales continued 10 be made at S0c., with small
lots at Soc.
LoowooD.--1Oo tons st. Domingo was sold at $40.
MoIAssns-The market was quick With sales Of about
on the spot at 48c '''
NAVAL STORES were quiet the demand for export being
checked by the advance in tfeights.
The sales were to 200 500 bbls in lots Of mess
at $40 so for old mess and $40 rs SO for new do.
Prime was at sl8: Western and citv nrme mess vera
unchanged Beef was heavy and sales limited. sales
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAY Dec. lisp NJ.
Tho tendency Of pr ces in the stock market il s az
ward With increa sing activity among OPERATORS the
ip~ovement curr value appears be gradual but
steady At the first board to-day Missouri 8s advanced
;. per cent Illinois Central Bonds Nicaragua Tran
sit 4 Erie Railroad, u Reading Railroad, Galena
and Chicago. y Michigan Central, Michigan South
n Cleveland and Toledo, u. In all others previous
prices were fully main Aimed except Harlem which fell
Cd per cent from last sale. In some Of the tAncies
there large transactions. Erie has taken pretty
decided turn upward There quite scarcity of cash
stock to-day Notwithstanding the quantity known to be
the market Reading is of the best purchases on
the market at present prices. It Ia pretty certain that
there will DO ten per cent dividend In January part
ash and part stock which makes 1t now equal to about
0per centchesp enough we should thick, for . regular
fifteen per investment. State stocks and railroad
bonds have become quite active again. at better prices
At the second board there was pretty general i'm
provement Illinois Central bonds went up " per cent
Nicaragua Transit, ii Cleveland and Toledo, l. Cumber
and, u; Reading Railroad u; Erie, y. Ahrge portion
Of the transactions this afternoon for cash. There
appears to be universal movement upward, and the
gradual in which the market 10 apprecating
in its favor but do not any real basis for the RISE
In two stocks there plenty Of good strong
for the advance, while in all others the margin
decidedly the opposite side Of the book The brokers
are prices on eEcn Otner. OutBidorS
OF the market entirely and likely to remain out
Prices already too much inflated to tempt par
ties must IL ereore look for sudden fluctuations.
The advance may only be arrested any moment, but
we may violent reactions at the enng Of the board
any day The movement in Erie is not different from that
III any fancy stock the list only It has been
extensive scale and has therefore attracted atten
ton. Sellers viii become plenty after further advance
Both holders and spectators for fan undoubtedly
auxiousy looking for points little higher to realize and
to put out short contracts The bears not involved with
shorts have objection to further imitation and
holders cannot lose if buyers plenty.
The Aspinwall steamer must be near at hand, with
about and half million Of dollars on board. The
steamer OF the Nicaragua ne with the dates from
San Francisco has been in four Eve days. The
ship Uuion from this port for Southampton and Havre
tom0rrow-Saturday-wil not take out . large amount
Of specie.
The Erie Railroad Company earned in November
1885, o. against s4so 1872 81 for the same month last
year, showing increase Of s4s, s 12equal to frac
ton over ten per cent