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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

in the tanks on board the Great Eastern Each as IL
arrived was Of course spced up TO that which had pre-
ceded H. and this was often done In the tanks them
selves The operation Of splicing not only means join
ing the conductor but also joining the outside wres the
junction the latter being made at dhereut lengths
the bits or wire cut out being thrown away IL seems
however that OF these atoms OF wire, about
two inches hong, and rs thtch as stout darn
ing needle, fell the coil unnoticed, as, in
deed, who would notice Il, for moment think or
the consequences which s disregxed presence In such
spot might surely occasonY The weight of the
layers Of cable laid above this fragmenas Insignificant
as shaving carpenters shop-pressed II firmly into
the ared hemp which, forms the outside covering OF the
cable To this Il adhered While IN the tank II did no
harm, but when this portion came 70 be paid out the
small diameter OF the eight leading wheels which give
the paying out machine and the weight Of the
jockey pulleys over these which keep the rope In ts
place. bent the stout iron wire sharply that passed
between the hemp pierced the gutA peroha through
least two or three Of its four folds and there remsned
In this state was found, and Instantly recognized
piece OF wire from splice joint short length Of
cable was at once cut out new splice made vgilanty
tested and gradually sunk. When the bottom was
again reested for hours, and the signals were
shown 70 b absolutely perfect 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15
Eighth Day.

Os BOARD The GRgAr EAsrsN,
SATURDAY, July 2o-10:45. A. N.
hundred and ffty miles Of cable were paid out at
hinutes TO seven A. " today. The distance run at
hinutss 70 nine A. NJ. was six hundred miles. The
DE are perfect.
vAlsxrrA, Saturday Afternoon. July 20, 1895.
cident 70 cable cause unknown; total loss OF ins"-
b. No information from or communication with
J Eastern. Seven hundred miles paid out ut ten
htes 10 two NJ to-day
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NINTH Day.

SUNDAY, Jnly 30, 1895.
is going on we'll The fault was removed at ten
ttes OF Two A. NJ The insulation Is perfect
bs BOARD rHE GHKAr EAsrSRS, sunday-4:l5 A. NJ
won hundred aud nrty miles paid out; six hundred
Hfty miles run by the Great Eastern con'ipsi'y
bet Insulation perfect All going on we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15
Tenth Day.

Telegram dated on board the Great Eastern on Mon
hneraoop, July 81, says:--Nine hundred miles paid
bt ten MINUTES TO two this afternoon. Seven hun.
and fifty mics run by Great Eastern OF ten minu to,
ebt this morning All going on we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

FOHTNiNs MONIUt, NIK'IsI Ifi IcND
Colonel A. p Blunt Acting Quartcrpastcf al this post,
was prcsenle last evening With a valuable gold va'cb
and cain valued NJ nundred dollars, by friends
in Norfolk, wi ere ho formerly ,flarlermastef
Seventy I've horses and mncs, belonging 10 the r0v
crnmen were Sold al auction la Norfolk 10 day. at ias
pr,cca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

following kilograms give the history Of the Great
PROS progress nearly up 10 the time Of her last mis-
land will still be read with interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15
PREVIOUS ACCIDENTS.

tory NJ tho rirst rrr.It I'm trie Cable.
VI cngths NJ wire Jf o., hurd,ol or QUO hundred
lfty miles werr uanufact.gfd y Ne,s.s. Glass and
lss thev were sakcn down IN barge md cei.cd away
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

roprt,Sr, August "a, 1888
lho schooner Starlight Cap .ain York, OF and from
Por,lana Tor wvhngtor 'h caiso OF hay, was
tsr~c - the water'n cis' W snf cT NnntncNeto ON
he r,t sho il.h inst rn. iHtt ~ 3r eh''F
sni rivc'l here ths orring fht .es-ei wa' h"' '~
sured. origin of the i,,s unkuswn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15
THE CABLE.
ews from valentia to the
9Th Instant.
HE CABLE STILL MUTE.
REPORTED LOCATION OF THE FAULT.
puiation Totally Lost in Deep Water
1850 Niles from shore.
hgular Theory with Respect to the
Influence Of Magnetic Storms.
~->~>~~>~~~-,>>~>~~~~~ II,
ucTUATl0Ms IN TELEGRAPH STOCK.
xty-seven per cent Insurance
Offered and Declined.
--->>~>~~-~~~~~~~~.~~~
liif &h
rticulars Of tho Accident Of tho
29th Ultlmo.
s~~~--~.~-,><Sr~~->.
Great EasterRs Progress from the Eighth
to the Eleventh Day Out,
Sc, Sc, sc.
rtiCulars OF the Accident Of the
29th Ultlmo.

flegrame from London Of August state that much
ETY. and excitement existed concerning the Atlantic
b, which had continued entirely without signals
the noon Of Wednesday, the I'd. The general feel
was one Of depression and hopelessness, although
were many who retained their faith in the renewal
bmmupication
vALssriA, August 8, 1895.
thng further has transpired concerning the Atlantic
b. and il is supposed that il remains in the came
: as previously reported.
nth currents were returning stronger showing had
bot with the earth twelve hundred miles from Va
la.
LivsRpooL, August Evening
mmunication with the Great Eastern remains sus
ed. Nothing has been heard since the noon OF the
st
valentis telegram, dated nj noon to-day, says:-No
&c since yesterday in the Atlantic cable.
Newspaper Opinions.
London Tgmas respondent, although not entirely
put hope. @
Daily Nees clings the hope that the accident is
rremediable, ~ the weather has not been unfa-
,ls.
Star hopes that on board the Great Eastern they
mployed, slowly but surely, in hauling back the
10 the affected part siNt rm
x,,.,u..,or. ~ TcI.~..rn s.o.r
.hsres Of Ave- no,nds s,er,;n. svreriorcad - n,.,
,a,ops On ,he an ;u., thsv vs,s dom ~ AZ.
,.,,sa ,o a;sco,n, .,o.,n. no..u :, ~ ~.
,hs s,h inc, N. o,c;r., sha,.. =. am ,ko
rsnc. snerss on a a. a;.cor,, - -
sh.,,;.o u,..y. says ,ha. .,,o,, ,r.r,.n..s -.
at Lovd,s ON the 4,b ., ar,v yu,neas. hut mos, Of
uderwriters declined ,sLs :, sav nrice s. M
~. seven ner con, ;nsn,ano. ,,.. :. u.a 6,b
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The Responsibility or Bank Directors.
TO TnE HpITOR OR TIE HERALD.

In your remarks few Gays since on the Phcns Bank
robbery you snimadveted severely upon tho loose way
in which our moneyed institutions were managed aud
your remarks to my mind well timed. The fsu, H.
not with the directly, but with the directors and
yet see no way by which the abuse can be remcd'ed
except by making the officers rectorsD directly respon
sible Iusc the word directors meaning officers; tile
others are scrya and yet tbere likely to he steal
ngs where the directors should not he held rcsponsb BILE
A case in point will illustrate my meaning some little
time since insurance company OF this city, whose
capital 300 OO0 10 aud all paid IN 10 cas
went ON doing large business, stock selling at i25 pay
ing dividends Of twenty per cent All at once dividends
ccascd and none pad for three years one of the
new directors thought he would inquire into ts anairs
aud hal committee appointed 20 see where the hitch
was aud before the Investigations gone thru g
year. and understood that the old board would be
elected TO the committees surprise they were AL left
OF and men pu in their places but one II The com
mtcc who was left on did not mean 10 be 40 sum.
msrily disposed OF and cofmenccd suit Against the
company TO wind u up making oath 10 his complaint
that instead Of The company havng over 500 oou az
TO- they he company bankrupt by 100 600
less than their charter and 10 be wound up oi 10 ASSESS
the stockholders. was the only alternative Az asses
mont OF 500 900 ws low ed on the stokhoder al 10
sum all up those who da not respond had tber soeN x
reduced st half and of course the nnocen. stcot
holders were swinded cut " rfy per ccnt Of NOR III
| vcstment.
YAH of n Tenement House in Cf"~tn"ati.
cisonssr, August H. 1885,
three story brick build ~ Race street used a. a
tenement house fol down Yesterday morning, h"fying
six families in The rgus One woman wa kll'd nhd
several porrons hndy injured
An hbs.o.dssg usss.rter"sn-tsr's thrh.
crScsrAh, August Il is6b
A onar,crnosicrs clcrk namel Eisscls w's ,ss'
hero yesterday, charged With abs ond,ns NJ sWcn..
thosapd dollars IN government funds. whc s,a .oled al
J LounviIfs
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Gcnsrai sherman at ~. rsouia.
~ 'iou,., August u, 1895.
General Sherman sxfsvoa bese yesterday uso,niLs
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Tho regular meeting Of ,he Board Of Fire Commits
sioner was held yesterday afternoon, the full Board
being present.
Communications were received from the Chief Engi-
ncer calling attention TO the Of fParckN HcDuesscy,
member of pnqipe Company No 4, who was run over
by the engine while proceeding TO fire on the 1th inst
Commissioner Booth moved The adoption OF the 'ol
Resolved. That the sum of twenty five dollars be ap.
proprated and placed IN the hands OF the CHIEF Engineer
10 be used for the relief of Henncssey, az may he
needed
This was adopted
A communication was received from Hose Company
No H. confirming the action OF the foreman IN return
ng J. 9. wilkes II Carey A. Bartop ana Charles
Curry expelled aud requesting that tho name OF WIN
d. Soils be erased from said return. petition was also
brougb, nm from G. Barton and c. Curry, request.
ing hearing In the matter The subject ws referred 10
the Chief Engineer and Commissioner Boo'h with power
there were his factory set OF wheels for steam fire
engine Referred to Chief Engineer. From II Little,
cns pse tr Hose SS'%s Company So s
string 70 pnrcbsse their carriage Referred TO Commis
| sioncr Booth. From Amos<cag Manufacturing Com.
pany In relation 10 repairs io stramer.
IL WINS resolved, on motion OF Commissioner Brown,
that steam Fire Engine Ne. be sent to Amoskeaa
! Company for repairs Adopted
communication was recsi cd from Hook and Ladder
| Company No IA returning 8 II Ackcr and W. g. Mui
Ter expelled LAID on the table and the parties 10 b'
notified. From Hose Company No. 10, returning OK
| pulson OF James W Graft laid ON the table. From
| r. n. BJrdelI President Li.e Railroad Company n
relation 10 ndditobal bfifnifl
for stesrncrs From Befricr n stewart m relation q
hose tenders haiil by them Referred to 'omnttcc ol
| Hose Tender.
II WIG tncp received, on motion OF Commissions
Brow that conmit1ec cf tho lie appointed report
| this Boari a system whereof, the cy or Now York na
be arranged .inlo nlcnt engine rrts hdnc,
Acr raiyu ling ome vibct uiiinporiant business ~
| BOARD .t,Ioafncd
General sherman as ~. rsouis.
~ iou,s, August H. 1895.
co,s,,I S,,.,,,.. sx.., "A ,.. "a v.u,o,.,a, ,....,
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hest taken at vaenta shows the accident W the
to be total loss Of insulation nearly ESQ miles
valentia This would be in almost the deepest
along the whole route.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

No NeWs OF the Great EasteFn 90 AsPy
Bay.
AsrY Bay, August 14--s3O p. M
There has been no arrival from Newfoundland, and
there is 10 nteigence from the Great Eastern Wind
northwest, heavy, with rain.
PIcTou, ~ s., August 14-Midnight.
The telegraph has not been working east Of this point
since half. post eight p. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

The reporter was informed that from sis,y 20 eighty
threatening letters, sgned by the man Dusenbury are
now m the hands of the police These were all directed
10 jenkins who preserved them and handed them over
the oicers when taken In custody Detecuve hcCsy
hour his capture had been effected No clue 10 The
Whereabouts Of John Dunn another black mailer, who.
Il, s said was seen the city Friday has yet beca
obtained
The examination the will commence this morn.
ing al half past ten o'clock. at the Jefferson Market
Police Court before Justice Iedwh. when further ie
resting facts will no doubt be brought to light
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-11

fen, ernenne 3u msintm uniprrfialsrbsn mein,n
.tnatsen Sptn 3rsitsr Gbe, 2luguf. Oerfelte
n%ssrntmnt mstn sub Nr. IL pes Superintendent.
DIES esltssnss Sauernaut I'm BEN Yrsi5 pom
zO0O 2balsr lpfort nab msinem Gpoe. Nm
ntfins Sbsfrau, Sotanns Hcfns, ~sc6Ursn, Car.
bat nsin 8seadtsr Spbn bic Sumne BON 500
Splr. ,u 3atlen, ipppurb fs nit i6rsm maritalt-
i1snerbtbetl atgefunpsn fsin lou. Nein Sctu
auauit sablt an feline Sticfaeidwifcr, Scbanu
It. Saroltne, BEN pFi6tpetI, ME folder BON Der
@a'eulafnr pes Sreiseeridts in 81. srmittslt
rsroen Mir, pa Sstpe ibre pHi6tsn ole Sins.r
niGt crfuut bateu.
NuBsr sinissn eesaten fur Stride unb @Gsle
bslttnnmte Der lsiatUr ni6ts msbr. Dir Ser
eanriun8 puroe ibm lansfam uup eeuttib ppr-
9slsien, has Mftenfid auf cine fletne Spl,ts,t
ssltgt unO Dem 1rantsn CUR ltu.erldrift b,nae.
retbt. 9tttsrnb srsriff bic BON Shweis trie.
tsnoe Sano bic 6erer, bu(Gte dnafIiG iiber sas
paeter uno Ibriet. gSic iparst oi, Su6fasrn
p%erSsrrl! Ssotr Strid perriett ben Spptstanpf.
YIN letiss @aen t6nte BON ben Qippeu e,s
S@te'oenpsn nno iein Scpf ianf Ianalam ,urad.
SpeH mar pas protUfcu stidlpGsn, ra 5fnete
nW oe aeur. Stnrmiit, pie rim SIisbenssrs
trai psr Sobn aus sWsiter @te bsreiu. ras @,.
H@' mt S!nt efpsdt. an DEN &I.ieern Spnren
Der arsiten WiBtanrlans ~traaenp.
|. SNN'' pVt 2u loon fpptf iGrts DIR
lunSs Ntdnn init sebruhsner Stimme, fcmme
I'D 5u pate Ia6' mid niht ann Grbsu - ee
ermprpen mid! -
O.aueen auf benz 5ofe Iarm,e Der @obn err
lter eRs. or mar bttrunfsu. Die aotter srRer
See 3antte uno flu&ts. @pttlcle 8spsu Rr5m-
ten aus aacr Nunpe.
StrHu4t isosr Batter, Der nUamaIs aebeira-,
tibet! rteTsn iie. s8ir Fup t~etruasn. Die Rim.
Der pom Der srittn 6rau Hi6en tettsln e.brn
Sas 9Stbtlasen Dee Sctncs ,,Y.it,- ebe ritz
tslts BEN Satsr aus Der 9itbarsie pss aopss. Or
ol'dte auf. No6 lfinmal 5fuete .r bic ausen, =.
uno 'pabrenO mir temabt wareu, ben 8ebfla.
gcnoen 3u sntfernen. rtbtete fb Der Slid Oes.
Stsrbsnosn ju ibm %biniiber, tr fab pas 8lut
Der NitBbanblnnB unp init pielem 8!ide lflrb
Ger Wnnn.
gS,r tonntsn bic mprafil6en llmidnpe. bic
ben &rbiaGsr IN ictnem Gsltameute beI,mmt bat-
ten. nun surd ben Iusenltetn beitm6rsu. er.
l@nttert aOer iiber ben lnbltd Ssrliesen mir pie
quite, ben Sot pas DUrf. Dir batten einen
olld s%erorfsn in Die san5t srauenbaits 3ieie
pes @rpenIebens.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-11

O'S"SNbSf Vkp gUEI.
:. G. amfnf, 8ilbslm aufsrman,
Iu9ult Belmont, Sloac Yernbeimer.
S"e eearltr, z. @oofrsY BIntntr...
j. =. Soret, 0hhie Sap,
Srteprtp 1dpp, Guitap Hutttr,
5ere' Sareeque, Spbanncs Gitnau,
GpuirS Sudsmtstr, TarI 2ulina,
6frrmann Nareuft, Sermenn Rpic,
Ner SGdftr, Z. G. Stcpcler.
40. rnttpiHe, S5teerih Shmenolcr,
Srlcp5 Seisntan, Gbarlce ftro. Sad.
Gouaro Sn Der Stsot, 2cuis ". non SoImanu.
=. sSalerltstn, SusU a8efenopnd,
Sfrnndro gSeltermann, Sphn 2Beltfal,
Sr. d 10 enpler, Suap gDeIenbruf
SiH~pr6lO. II. PROV. STR. pr6iicsn,.
@sent Iir Esi&mpnb 8. 81. S.rt6tr.
3manSi8isr SisrtrliaNrs- Stri&
eS 9rdtbcnten 3 II 40 SO eenbpHf
eritottct in Der Sisuns
Der 0treetpren an, IL. 9uli 1865.
1. ose ssrmSssH Der q ieafaait betrss am
unO bat i8 in osm ssrsansensn Bier
teliatr UNI . . o1,oso es
ssrmsbrt, 70 rab bas aOtaI-9trm6s.n 1901, sos or
jest betrdet.
DieIts 9erm5stn lit aueeltat nit folat:
SIN Ser. 81. Sons5, o. u. $50 rot. 500. 600 -
z prpcentiscn 9pputbsfen 331, 200
~ d1streu SeeurltateR .... t70,lOS OF
zuaI S6OI, sOs 81
@aG ben GrfabrunSen Der ltbten IS SABRE Sarf amaze
ncntn.n peroen. ras bic @etipa Der GsieaI9aft bis ,unt
Gnoe bee n6diten' Sabrts Sine NtIiisn Dollars
errsibta pber pphs gar uberifsisen rpsrSen.
2. Die 8srit1erunaen in Strait tpIrpsn am
81. @arS ,. 8. af SIC, 25o. 900
ansenpnmen. Ourt nsue
9srfterunsen fur $1,r96, 500
abIasltt ssr erlpldenen
Sttrdse spn etrea u. $4,000
Durbs pisis Sumas I'M .... 1850, 900
Yernebrt. 70 baB lt nunmebr rim So
tal-@erf6erun8s-Sstra pom . .$lI, 700, 900
ergtbt.
8. Das idbrli6c Ginfommen Der 9eisQ-
fhaft mar ant 81. Wir, 1855 $3.50 900
9ur9 neut Ser tberunaen un6 8tnien
ssruebrts ftp baNel6s am . 1000
-
70 baB oailtibs ltst q. 100000
betrdst.
4. Sur SoesSflae te;ablts bic GeftliSaft
Bis ,um 81. NSrs $50 900
Sn BEN 9sr9ansenen 8isrhIiaSre sa6l-
ten fe ferRer 2lOOo-
70 bag bic 9otaIoerluite Der g5tIel-
i4aft bis jest 49,. 10000
betraaea. aas bkie 8srluite tpurSen pr m ~ aus
be;ablt.
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Sebens=Serfbermma
Oera1aasia
SebcitS=

SebcrtS=
&SerTd9ermmgs @eTeMta3@ft.
No. ~ SrpapwaY, 9isw gurf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-11

9itie 9Rata4.n bsfpsiisn bas raf8t aufbla6en Der
8slellbaft. Die otrtldbe Sep0Iferuns in allen 3psilen Der
nniou peaoet l9 nit tdslib ipa9lenbtm 9:Trausn Der
@ernania Der sinbi9en Deu II EN- 2tbenS>
Serlt@trIn8s q slslli4aft.in ben Der
ttntsten Stdaten 5u, une Die 8fltuIaaft pirS
IT'D bemIsen, oielee Sertraasn ourG 'Splioitdt, 9ibero!itdt
uno @tpiisnbaftiSfeit III INNER sr6seEem Rass Az yer.
oisnsn. sic 1T Gin fur bic OtRtf Ds Der 9treinis-
ten SIaatsn %pteteil srri8ttiee SatHut, unO bari an
nebnen. Dap oieielSen itb our4 teinee Der in nruerer Belt
10 bdRiiS an8spanoten WitteI beitinnssn laIea, b,i irSenn
eiRsr anorrn 4elsllbaft ais Der o ermania III ssrit6erE..
@sent fWr &i4mono unS ~llmses.ss :.
Oerr = II 9treHpr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-11

SlSent fRr &i$mOno unS lmses,Hs: :
Qerr .. u. Stredsr,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-11

3manSi9tsr SisrtrliaNrs-S sridt
ets 9rditbcnten 3 ! 50 enbpR
%erltattct in Der Sieuua
Der 0ireetoren am IL. SuIi 1865.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27
PROPOSALS..

DROPOsALs CONTRACT FOR TWO LINES OF MAIL
for Havana Mexico and for Havana Porto
kbco Domingo The bids for these lines Of Steamers
announced for June last not resulting satisfactorily
postponed until the 7h of March the year Par
tgufss and details viii be furnished a the Spanish Consu
JUAN PICo vILLANUEvA,
- Her Casholic Maies,Sp Cons,'.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27
Personal.


A CHILD TWO MONTHS OLD BLUE EYES, CURLY
"A hair 70 be given away, at III Clinton place
DARLING PET-cOME HOME TO YOUR DISTRESSED,
n NJ also two mothcress children viii never scod or
gvbyou cause 10 repent Answer J. ID. r., Capt
r Z-BOTH LETTERS WITH MONEY RECEIVED
was five days from home but could not do anything of
you Your last letter troubled your wife very much send
your address ID. NJ, New York
vNILL MR. CHARLES COLE, or WESrCuEsrER
w c'~ss> ~~n haAs - morrow, ~ Q7 Second Asenvsf
The New York herald., 1865-02-27
DENTIsTRY.

fNOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED AND
" make speciality Of nitrous oxide for ertractnq Long
constant enables us 10 do the worE n a s
peror manner We have never had accident ONCE 10
Cooper Institute.
TNR. WAIT % FOURTH STREET OPPOSITE Ff,Ey.
IL enth street. confines himself Mechanical De
consequently inserts teeth cheaper and better than ost den
Nsts Sets ~ Teeth, made by steam, go.
nsTEOPLAsTIC OR ARTIFICIAL BONE PTLIJNgs
~ for deayed teeh old roots built shells aching
tseth every variety of cavity filed without pain by the
person Rooms 70 Fourteenth one door
west OF Union square. l2.000 testimonials
The New York herald., 1865-02-27
CuPREME CouRT-THE BuLL,s HEAD RANK. IN

CUPREME COURT-THE BULLS HEAD BANK IN
- the city Of New York, Peter McFadden and Eliza
Jane e! Msradden his wfen pursuance Of Judgment Of
70 sale the 18th day Of February 1865 at IL O'Clock NJ
3 the Exchange salesroom Ill Broadway in the city Of New
York by William Kennedy auctoneer all certain Lot
Piece or Parcel Of Land situate lying and being nlthe
of Twenty third and the Third avenue
encng at the aforesaid and running thence easery
nse, q samuel r Rugges; thence southerly line
parallel with the Third avenue, twenty-five fee thence
hundred feet 70 the Third norhcry along the
eame twenty-five feet TO the place of bcginniuq
New York, January q, 1865
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff,
r. !. KIssAx Attorney.
The New York herald., 1865-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN CHANCERY. .
j. XDvERTIsEMENr TO NEXT OF KIN.

Cause petition under the Chancey reland Regu-
lation act, 1850, Is
N the matter Of Anna Culley Peie Henry
Pesle deceased petitioner, VIM. Peiie, respondent
hereby require all persons claiming 10 be of kin
o. Henry Peile otherwise Pile otherwise Piles late OF
Turin Mount Nugen in the county OF Cavan, gentleman,
sss 9Th day Of April sS e f.nsh IL writing The said
West Dublin her solicitor the particulars Of their
5easionshp 70 the said Heny Pele and her claims
spect thereof E. 1ITTON, Mastertn Chancery
JosEPE WV wRIcHr Solicitor for Petitioner 10 Rutland
square, West Dublin, Ireland
The New York herald., 1865-02-27
RENpO

pEMOvAL-THE PEOPLES LINE, NEW JERSEY
steamboat Company" have removed from the foot of
Ccurand street % their spacious Offices pier a. south
de o. lanai street. where the opening OF navigation
fsre
Nnw yoRx. JAN a. 1885
The New York herald., 1865-02-27
ExF.REssEs.

DURNHAMS FURNITURE EXrREsS-FURNrTURl
ID Of families moved In city country PiaBofortcs fuI
nittrc, &c boxed and shipped Furniture stored Odic
lis West Eleventh street. between Fifth and sixth
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WAsHN0ToS, October 2-The circular
Of the Secretary of the Treasury promul.
gated to>day is the explanation OF the absu I'd
stories put in circulation by the New York pa.
pers of new issue of Five.twenty Bonds -
Such stories,Are frequently set ahoat in New
York to Effect the stock market, when there is
not the slightest foundation for them. The in
ventors now fall back upon the unexpsnded
balance Of twenty-seven millions of the Ten.
forty loan, blt it is doubted, if under the
last loan act of Congress, there was any au-
thority left with the Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry to issue any such loan, and Me- McCul.
och will find means to keep the Department
exercising any donbaul au.
thority
The retirement of the certificates ofindebt.
eduess and compound interest notes now pro.
posed, will be great relief to the Treasury
and enable the Secretary to make a consider.
able reduction in the amount Of interest on
The public debt
The opposition to his reconstruction policy
has become much less rabid than il was The
tone Of the Rsdioals is greatly lowered They
have ceased 10 bluster around lhe hotels Andl
theaters all manner OF mischief; they begin
to talk and act on the defensive A few more
removals OF prominent mischief-makers will
shut the mouths Ut the whole tribe, OF len st
until after Congress- meats, T- ....
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A Bro THIsG.-AA million is great many,
buttwo million 10 more. AZ incredible as il
may appear, Messrs, P. b. Drake & Co, Of
New York, sell over two milAof bottles Of
PLANTATION BIrERss year, This is nearly
one hundred and seventy thousand dozen,
which at nine dollars would be over q million
and half dollaFsl Surely, some merit must
attach to an article Of sash a sale. Go where
wewiil from one and OF the country to the
other, we are always in sight of the evidences
of hs,eabilislie s. ,.Tr--lsso--x. and these
gentlenen'A energy ,ssa We would suggest to
them 1. little more elegance ip their rock
painting .Ths Legislature Of New Hampshire
has passed a law against further dis6guring
the While Mountains. lriss.l lsa s..ls...l