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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28
OLOAK AND DRESS TaIMMrNas

,,TcU CLOAK BALLOONS, vELy ct, REAL GIMPUR,
n iaceo and dgess trimmings tne richest description
ths bess the city Wholesale ana retail ~ lov
rfkoes. o3hh M IN 'T'r "t""""~
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E'VOnn "a All AND FLoRIDA.-UEITED STATES
-, a. 10 nc new and spier did steam chip ALA BAMA
90 w. "a sehenck viii leave Wednesday Noyembex
'O' sA syv PIT f0 Forth river Apply to
ire AnEuss Capt Thomas Lyon leaves ON saturdsy De-
81; Pia sks S3. " = 'soAson'iio'
iine-Jhe new and sglendP steamship USIoH Capt
r. Adams, " Ill leave pie No North river
Nov. 30 a three o'clock, r. pre- sely For frsaht ~
Fly board and for passage 10 SP0FFnRD TiLRSTuNk
CO. 80 Rroadway Through passage to Florida as FOLIAGE
Jacksonville SSl, Pilatka s8.
RIO SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS THE U. 8. NAIL
steRmahp Jane Az TONS Capt. Lewis PARRISH
Leaves pier North River every Saturday afternoon
3ceotk for Norfolk Peter and Riohnond connecting
Norfolk with tho Roanoke and Soaboard Railroad 10
Raleigh Wilmington. 40 Passage and fare, stateroom In
ciudol Norfolk, So 20 Petersburg and Richmond 5l0
Storage half price. Apply to LUDLAH PLEAS
ANTS, 30 Brasdway.
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DB. POWELL, oCULfsT, AURfsT. &C. RECEIVES H1s
IL patients nine TO four o'clock dslv At his ofoe 02
Er sdvay where his Treatise the Eye
pr Atty cents Artificial inserted without the slight
exactly like the natural and rsssm
bile Ia In color and oppression.
THE EAR AND EYE-DR. HEATH AURIsT AND
ocuist devote especial attention TO Deafness AMI all
dseages tho 40 Howard door
Broadway Hours from II TO Patients visited
H. cured me Of deafness OF seventeen
years Il Eodenburg
hR. WHEELER OCEIIST, ~ BARCLAY STREET,
devopes exclusively 90 Diseases Of the
Once hours to f. NJ, and At his residencs ll Cour,
street. brooklyn tall a. VI. French artincsl eJes
Inserted regsGbe tie naGrsl organ e sysrT reap9ot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY-FOR SALE, VERY
low, good substantial two story basement and attic
frame house built in the best and W. hlled with
brick finished With sliding doors marble manels and
CRATES location Of the best in the city Also eight
story brick houses Pision Also the
the Fourth and South Tenth
stzeets fine situation for drug scre fancy store bakery
or any other nice business For particulars inquire Of T.
DOYLE, No. Fifth rect, pes. Division avenue.
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(1uRE OF CoRNs. BY MADAME BERNARD NO. Ia
Bowsry east side between Broome and Delaney strsets
Madame informs the public that She has ~
pain and feels confident in promising that she win
shs least pain Or Persons be attended
homs Or At Madame BIS residence, from until 6oeeek
GLAss.-THE CHESHIRE GLASS COMPANY Arb
" now ready 70 supply At their depot "a Broadway.
yndow coach oar picture and glass ass
Wher than made in this country being equal French
ing II request In color and strength unsurpassed
glass Ordinary orders executed in twelve fourteen days
Of any size thickness. n COLBURN. AGENT depot u
Broadway.
NEW MOrT0ES.-JUsT RECEIVED, A LAR6E Az
great variety Of fancy rosetee flower torpedo
notices THOMPSON SON, $50 Broadway.
NOTICE.-BOHEMIAN HAIR DYE.-THE DEP IT FOE
IN this justly celebrated dye is removed from Hudson
dye applied In private Also sold wholesale reta
(oopy the numbe No. II Dominiok between Beoome aA1
Spring Streets
DEPLATING. old WARE REPLATED EQUAL 10
II Ut the lowest prices, viz-Spoons forks eastoe
AXE baskets stair rods Ses dish oovee
Britannia &o Send articles the story. 22 Cen
street Grand oos No. Is John street. mp ssAirs
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOLLOW.
ing ships will leave Havrs the l6th and New York

They all class New York built ships provided with
articles for the comfort and Of
senge and by Of experience in the trade
The price passage 500 without wines liquors Goods
sent the subscribers will be forwarded free from
charges but those actually incurred
BOYD a HINCKEN, Agents, 16l Pearl street.
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EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.ITHE UNITED
r States mail fteAmer HUMBOLDT, d. Lines, o)mmand
or will leave touching at Southampton to land
the mails and passenger Saturday December 18th, At IL
O'Clock. from pier No. North river Price Of passage
First cabin. s20; second cabin so Lussags 1c! wasted
sailing marked below" No freight will be taken after
Thursday Dee l5th For freight Or passage spPiy
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TEN ANTS NEGISqsHR..

PAYMENTS TO LET.-TWO PARLORS ON THE
n fret floor, elegantly furnished; both used
bedrooms desired. To let to gentlemen only Rssr
exehangei Apply at No. 1888 Checker street. of
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TT g. NAIL LINE FOR Observation-Disclosures
in the price Of pAssago.-U 8. Nail Steamship Co.
Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.. carrying the
Xspiawan and PAnama-The u Mail Stesmst ip Company
to despatch for Aspnwal Monday, Dec 9Th, ~
railing double engine steamship ILLINOIS. Capt =. =
Mail Steamship CompAnys steamer WINFIELD SCOTT
Through California by these fAvort
at rates The transit Of the 18th
the q the pas ense is now in part By
~ found any other route to California
passage apply CHAS. A. WHITNEY, 1t the once, 1T
" est street. corner Of Warren street.
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VALUABLE EXHIBITION FOR SALE-CONSISTIN0
of panoramic painting, by the celebrated Kyle
ssnnS the Asss ppi river from its mouth TO the falls Of ST.
Anthony giving faithful OF all the nterven
ax ote with the wild and beauties Of this
Mighty rivers noble steamers, fstboats RATS, foods
storms the whole forming Of the most instructive
sad pleasing exhibitions Of tae present Length 1900
tee, nchee To be 10. 366 Bros
ketween the hours of II and Apply 70 q. HARRINGTON,
10 81 franklin street.
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STOLEN GOODS.

CToLEN, OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE, FROM THE EN-
- try OF li Fulton street. the morning Of the 2th
18th inst OF mustard, weighing Is los
ID. s. II. person giving such information TO lead t
its recovery detection OF tho thief will receive s.
HUGH DALZELi, lJ5 Fulton street
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CTolRN FROM THE NATIONAL HoTEL-ONs BLUE
- broadcloth oyerooat in which was pocket diary
tanning promssory note made by Luman Barnes TO the
Of Charles Fer rs for about SOL 81 dated Auburn
Oes ot3 payable nine months after date with iatsreis
at the Cayuga County Bank Said note Is endorsed by T.
Ferris and II. Under sood. Alo draft drawn by j. n.
Sta rn cashier Of Cayuga County Bank the BanE VI the
state OF New ork for 500 payable to Wm Preston or
order dated Nov. IT, 1888 Also, chack drawn by Taylor
Co, the American Exchange Bank, for ST. payable to
Mr. w. Preston osder dated New York Nov 20 1853
All persons forbidden purchasing negotiating vi
WM l. PRESTON.
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a
IN For Mobile piping at Havana. The sid heel
steamship BLACK WARRIOR Capt J. d. Bullock will sail
the pors Friday December ut u O'Clock
osey from pier street. North river PasBaga
$50 Fresht tskon for New Orleans Goods conslgneG 10
H. Mead Co Mobile will 10 forwaIded free Of
rates Of freight an BILLS OF H. ling be
application the Cc No freight taken TO Havana
but specie No received sailing days
viii pesss send in thar bills sdns TO be signed on abe
evening to tn, day Of selling PnrSels rec ved At
psrts before leaving port LIVINGSTON, CRr CHERuN
TO-. 81 Brpadgsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

0TORE LAND HOUSE, MAR BROADWAY, WEST
. Ads Canal street, Ave years lease, for sale;
evs location, suitable for grocer most any bust
nSss Address, with and address. Lease Herald once
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by JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIoNEER THURSDAY
ID and Friday December st and 3D. at lUa O'Clock A. NJ
and o'clock r. H. each day at the central salesroom Viii
oughhy Of Pearl the City Hail. Brook
yn Big G. b. PAndohns frat great and upreserved sale of
Carara arble aabaster atuary and rich Bohemian
glass silver plated &C. 10 This splendid collection
will be exhibition Wednesday afternoon and evening"
when ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to
anime them, with catalogues.
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Anew YORK ANp CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,

ANEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
IN via Nicaragua.-The Accessory Transit Company Of
Nicaragua Proprietors In advance Of tho mail
crossing. The new double engnasteamshp PROMETHEUs
tons w lss1 0 so rom s "a al river
day December g. connecting with the new and fayorits
Sierra Nevada 900 tons buphen, the Mica
raEua route having but twelve miles Of land
These steamers unsurpassed in their vena
lion accommodations. For inform alton passage
apply only to
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SHERIFFiS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL WRITS
y OF execution to me directed AND dev. red, will
pose to lie yendue, Thursday, the 1T day
december at 10 o'clock M l Broadway the contents
Of Wholesale manufacturing i'm porting ~Arehouse,
listing Of liquors. vines cordia segars large and assort
pickles preserves 49, also the Of the store
join oRSEK, Sheriff.
JOHN WILSON, Deputy Sheriff.
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T OTIS FOR sALE-F0UR FULL SIZE, ON EASTERLY
II aide Of Ninth bet Fifty ninth and Sixteth
streets One x00 southery side Thirty seventh street.
Murray Hi between Fourth and Lexus ton One
25xV northwest of Eighty sixth and
b. w. J. STEWART l57 South street.
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ID will sell this day Moaday, at lO O'clock at their
store aquantty Of and secondhand furniture consist
ing II library and secretary bookcases, mahogany top
dressing bureaus and wahstAnds marble top side
and sofa tables mahogany CENTRE card and tables
mahogany sofas tets totes rocking and parlor chairs
hair CLOTH seat maple and fancy chairs mahogany
French bdseads, hair mattresses, &c. Oil painting and
engrayng China and mantle ornaments. Also
elegant suites Of rosewood furniture in brocaes and
pu hes Also the iurni Of family removed for
nence Of sale soa chairs tables, carpets, looking
glasses bedstead &c. Also NIB segars pay advances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

TINTED SKATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
u New Orleans via Havana sailing at O'Clock r n, from
pier Warren street, carrying the mails
This company intend 70 despatch on Monday Nov 18th,
tho steamer CRESCENT CITY, Captain Rodney Baxter.
to New Orleans at forty cubic foot
Specie only taken freight TO Havana.
Shippers will be furnished with the blank Of BILL of
ladibg, signed by thi. company, on application.
Nc Adng signed after the sailing of the vessel
For freight passage apply At the ooe the company
III West street n. o. ROBERTA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

THE FUR TRADE-THE La DIES ARE VERY NArU.
rally deeply interested in the fur trade aad hey will
glad that KNOX procured assortment Of
aud becoming articles Of winter costume that
In vnre and osssness far exceed that Of otnr
and the indaQemcnts TO purchase at his
taasbment usual are very great. Call him as l
Fulton street, ana tara his prices.
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iiAEAp RENTs-fWo LARGE OFFICES AND f1x
" small yet to let al 4Ss Broadway heoy
Broome street suitable for artists srchite taors DO
well liz hted entrance wide and ACCESSIBLE Apply to Df
MOI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

AfAGNIFICENTFURs. LADIES WILL FIND AT
wi the Prescott Hat Store IN Capl Degroos magnificent
hsel the Of Broadway and Spring street.
stock Of the Fashionable elegant fur shicn
magr ioenty popular proprieor KNOX dsposing of
magnihcenty low prices and the gentlemen usual
be aceo modsted with his elegant hats st the
price Of u. Remember tho Prescott And pstronizs KNOX
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D
IL MARKET among which silks. laces, embroideries
sna Wis ladies velvet and cloth cloaks, Freuea all wool
pnids dress goods of all desorp at pr es that Will
meet the approval Of purchasers -
TTPBOIsTERY GOODS AND CURTAIN MArEkIAL5
~ every inscription nd muslin curt aims, window
corniee assets gmps with ever ar,le Ia Tue
,pnostcry line oferedin order 70 close our ai m
th.n othur house IL
iha A. M x H. DAvIES, uphvlatsrsrs, lyj b. srIy.
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DRY GOODS, sc.
<yREAT REDUCTION OF $4,000, IN LACES AND
U embroieori es.-The undersigned has, with view Of
closing his fall mportaons reduced his present gook
ysnty p,r below the regular price, offers them
at smaller advance than thcy be purchased in
ROBERTs. 1853 Broadway. corner Of Ninth street
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LII TROUBLE SAVED.
n Housekeeperi who not willing
To take upon themselves the killing
OF bsdbugs rats and mice,
Will find ut LYONS operators,
Insect M d rat ermnators,
Who, fer O moderate price,
With Lyot IS famous flask and boxes,
tActing, in fact Lyons proxles,)
Will give you quittance, if you please,
OF bedbugs reaches, rats and feAs.
Depot for LYONS agnetio powder and pills. IA Broad
way.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

7eO BRoABWAY-TW0 SUITS OF HANDSOMELY
- furnished psrlors he tanned after the nrst OF
winter by respectable parties at
prices accommodations The nvenisaees
nished
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ITO RENT-THE STORE AND BASEMENT NO. BAR
clay street, recently occupied wine and liquor
FRANKLIN BROWN, rs Nassau street. I
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LNURS AT CENIS'S.-AS WAS ANTICIPATED THE
ladies flock in crowds to Genins for the purpose Of
xaminLR the magnificent collection Of furs his
lishment The superb royal ermne Hudson Bay sable,
french sable ink marten fitch martin NUTS yictorines
tippets and cuffs selling at prices hitherto unheard
Of equal beauty and hneness Large additions
have been to the within the last few days
may be safely said that the various furs ynizcd
by taste and fashion brilliantly represented
in New York as they now are at
GENlN'5, "a Broadway, opposite st. PAuls church.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

IlEkREROs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. WlAa
4 fourteenth street-nadams Dubreu Terrsro and H
yard Ferrero respectfully inform their patrons and the pub
Al time, during Che season Young ladies' md masssy
q 3K r. NJ Esntlemens evening GLASS, Tuesdays and III
days, ~ r. NJ Saturday evening ~ TX p NJ olsse
practising Private lessons and Glasses In families an6
schools attended, soiees giyen usual Several dane
and quadrlles will be introduced during the SEASON
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lust RECEIVED FROM THE COUNTRY, A HAND.
pair bay horses six and years old; they
l6, hands high fast travellers and ospaes Of great
the seller has interest in them. Inquire Of @.
HAIGHT, 81 Peck slip.
CLEIGHS, sLEIGHs.-A LOT OF FANCY LIGHT ONE.
y sleghs for sale board the barge Saratoga
he foot of Robinson To be three days
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A USTRALIA-PIONEEK LINE.-TUE NEW AND SU-
IA peror clipper ship OCEAN STEED, Thomas Cunning
der, fourteenth ship Of the line load
BERTH pier 10 East river and will sail the 10th
December Melbourne and Port Phil direct The
Stesd the only clipper ship1 advertised for Melbourne
half her cargo board and will sail with the usual
punctualty this line. From her superior and the
speedy passages already made by ships Of this lae
that this ship will make the in seventy days
first and second csss be Accommodated
! Tor freight or passage apply to
USTRALIA-PIONEER LINK.-THE SHIP CAR
"A THAGE for sydney is now loading ut her berth, pier
East ryey and half her already engaged, will
have quick dispatch Six cabin be
dated, Apply TO X. w. CAMERON, l16 Wall street
L,oR RIO JANEIR0, MohTEvIDEO, AND vALPA
raiso-Passage oniy-The new and staunch steamship
AMERICA, David 9. mitchell, MASTER will leave Thurs
day Dec Apply to th master on board foot OF TweN
street. East river at the oico 81 Cortlandt street.
L,OR BERMUDA AND ST. THoMAs.-THR ROYAL
II Mail Steamer CUhLEW, ~ sampson, Commander
Ths 6ne new steamship will above We'd
neday 7th December, 1885, Saturday. 7th January 1885,
Tuosdsy 7h February and Tuesday, fh March Tno Cur
lew been built she Clyde expressly for the service
between New York and q, Thomas She has lofty poop
stion Passage Bermuds. sD;,o g. Thomas STo
'''"''sA' v T. GuNHap. No. Bowling Green.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE NO. 10 BO0RAAN
u place Thirty third street betweea Eighth and Ninth
grounds attached the nsp ion OF the Blind balcony in
The rear nnIshsdii chest possible with
Terms easy. Apply to THOMAS DENNIS. builder, 256
West Twenty seventh street, near Ninth avenue.
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MORTGAGE SALE OF A BOOT AND SHOE STORE
M BY virtue of three chattel mortgages will sell this
day. at No G Third avenue, At lO O'Clock M the entire
stock boot and shoe store consisting Of ladies Shoes
buskn oacks brogans msses Shoes boot lasts show
case, counters Bhslying leather, &c.
HENRY BISHOP, Att for MortgaxeeA
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A SSIGNEEE'S SALE.-THE ASSIGNEE OF j. q.
"a GRAHAM Co. will, the 1ss day Of December sxs
sell At public auction all Of the property and assets Of shS
o'clock A. Of that day SO Iold street, and the stock
and Indse Of the drm will BIO sold at Fulton street,
at II o'clock A. n. Of the same day
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ITO CALIFORNIA INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION
nsaIhe new and d, splendid steamship YANK u!
osmber oolockP M from the foot Of Nrth Moore
stYoet K with the aed steamship
UNCLE SAM 1850 tons. which win sail Immediately on the
Direct without stopping NJ of the intermediate ports
These vastly superior other tho route
IN point speed ventilation, and good Aocommod stons
and confidently expeeted th. the voyage 70 C.lf9rnis
tickets during month will be allowed discount
per the lowest rasos charged by othor ne
sor freight passage apply only 10 MILLS Agent 81
Horkl andta tre0A
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MANAGEh'S UFFICE.
r, FRANCE d. co.

For This Day.-Captsl S24. eco, 4 of $500,
20 of l0CU, 20 of $50, 90 of $50, &c. Is numbers,
- drawn. Tickets SIS.
Also the Patapsco Lottery -Capitals $1,000.
5000, 1900, 655, of 600 of $50, Of 100, &c. 7e
numbers, 16 drawn. Tickets sc so
Drawn numbers SusquehaDna, 81:
A 3 43 48 80 10 81 50 q IS % 10
Whole 10 AZ So. prize of $500, sold and
paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Patspsco, 1l9:
% IS 81 % 90 4e 81 81 6S So lS SALT
Half % So 68; half 2e 81 So; quarter q % SO;
quarter 4e 81 69-four more prizes sold and paid
by LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Bel Air, T:
SO SO e. 2s 80 81 "a 81 6 81 SO 20 so 66
Whole 6 80 63, $500; half 81 &c 69-both sold
and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Patapsco, 100:
50 48 IA Is IL 20 SO % Al IS IS
Whole Is % "A, $780, whole, II 70 IS, $3.50; half
IL AZ 45-sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers of Patapsco, lis:
46 80 SO 81 81 7s 10 So SO 81 SO IL
Whole 81 g. GO, the second Capital Prize of
$500. sold and pal! by LUCK.
Half ~ 80 e. sold and paid by LUCK
Drawn Nos Washington. 90
Is 43 30 SO 81 81 rs AZ Is "a 80
an %
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The Baltimore Councils in Raleigh.

RALEIGH, April l9.-The members of the
City Council of Baltimore, who, with others,
lett Baltimore on Monday evening, in the
steamer North Carolina, 10 engage in the open
ing celebration, to-day, of the Weldon and
CASTOR Railroad. have arrived here safely in
twenty three hours from your city. The party
from Baltimore reached Portsmouth in the
steamer early this morning; and taking the
cars over the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
set out Tor Weldon. At that point commences
the new road, which was to-day opened, con-
recung with the Raleigh road at CASTOR; and
came speedily through without interruption.
An entertainment is 10 be given the yisiters to-
night.
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Arards for the New York State Loan-Su
perrtS0rS Indicted

ALBANY, April 19.-The comptroller has
awarded the loan at 5 per cent. to pay off The
State debt of $467 600, as follows: r King,
Sl75,0OO; w Watson, $4,000; AE Rickson
$50. coo; Geo " Cuyler, $142 ,96I 05; Cola,
$4,000; c Wilson, $4,000; III F Bancroft,
$40 600. The premiums received, S34, 03S 95
make up the amount of debt to he paid, $467, )
600. A gain of the State by the operation is
the deduction OF the debt by the sum of $34.-
U3S 20 and one per cent. OF interest.
The supervisors of Columbia county have
all been indicted by Grand Jury, for several
alleged offences committed in their public ca
pacity.
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WASHINGTON Items

WASHINGTON, Apr! ooh Contrary TO gen
eral expectation, toe departments were not
closed today, but will close tomorrow, in res.
pect 10 Vice President King.
Twenty six clerks were removed to-day
in the Sixth Auditors office, and their places
filled mostly by former incumbents. More de-
capitalion is expected soon.
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RepQrted Massacre.

NEW BEDFoRD, Mass, April 20-The Mer-
curry of this city publishes a statement that
the crew ofthe whaling brig Inga, ofNew Bed
ford, had all been massacred by the natives of
Pleasant Island. The story is not credited,
but il is certain that there had been some trou-
BILE about the lnga.