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A Number Of choice original serials, each OF them
written expressly for the New York Mercury, by
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Egan, William Gilmore Simms, Cousin May Garlic.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-01

"DInSr WANT IT wHEEH Was CONG. During the
recent trial before the United States Circuit Court In
Transportation Company against the insurance COM
anss for the amount OF damage to the City Of
Norwich by re The defendants undertook prove that
Ehs loss occasoned by the steamers sinking, and
pot by burning, making Il marine loss, against which
She fire insurance companies did not insure. MI
Tracy, the pilot OF the boat, being on tho witness
f.snd, was Intercepted by Mr.. scudder, Of New
York, the counsel for the defendants to his views
9t having appeared from tho evidence that Tracy
hanging on the fudder just before the steamer won't
down, Mr.. scudder inquired Of him as foous:-s'Nr.
Tracy, what do you think the boat was worth at the
cline you holding TO the rudder Z" ~ really
could no; toll sirn sBut what do you think, STRIP 81
Did not think anything at all about It," 'ME Tracy.
kine" "Well, don't know. was not buying steam
boats very much about that time" sMr Tracy, would
you have been willing to have given the old that
You you had on at that time for the boat :" Swell
4 don't know but should; on tho whole, guess
ehoud for ! don't suppose should Nave needed
overcoat where i was gong" Mr.. Scudder gave 1t
up and called the next
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ARMY INTERFERENCE.

". Il HAskins. major Of the United States volun-
tss has Just been commissioned captain in the resa-
lar army Of the United States 70 Ill tho vacancy created
~ the resignation Of Major General Judson Fitzpatrick
Captain Haskins graduate Of the Rensselaer, Foy'
seshnc Scientific School, at Troy, Of the class OF 1861
where he Ia at present visit to his relatives He
has been ordered to Fort Schuyler for duty after having
honoraby his volunteer rank since me date Of
his graduation.
William S. HALEY, q son Of the Rev Dr. Ebenexer
HALEY, distinguished Scotch Presbyterian clergyman
Of Albany has'bsen comm ssioned second lieutenant
IN the regular infantry. Lieutenant Haley
9srvsd for four years private In the Eleventh Now
Yerk battery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-01

Charles Nelson, coorsd man. applied in the Probate
Court Cincinnati, Tor a narrIagee license. but was not
and tried 10 dodge the question By stating ha. he had
wife ave as far as he knew As this not satisfac
Factory, Nelson commenced cursing the Judge but no
was stopped nd arrested for contempt of court.
He Is now In jaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-01

A SMART GERMAN GIRL wANTED-Ik A SMALL
IN American family. 10 do cooking aud general house
work; wages $40 Apply at the eoruer Of Jerscy and Rail
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POLITICAL.

Alta GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING, HELD AT
n 46 Eas. Broadway Friday evening. November g.
endorse
HON JOHN T. HOFFMAN FOR MAYOR
81 unanimously resolved that the Hoffman Democratic
Club OF the Seventh ward do hereby pledge themselves
constitutional democrats to all their energy
efforts In sustaining John I. Hoffman for Mayor at this
Charter election.
ing
Captain Doheny Isaiah Rynders, p RYAN and others
RICHARD WALTERS, Chairman.
Rsrrru Dr,rra
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FACTORY AND WATER POWER TOR sArv.-
"A Factory two storfss. splendid wstsr power, ron
wheel, ac.. rrics si.o, Address wssee sirousssars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-01

At adjourned meeting Of the committee appointed On
behalf Of the Democratic Onion City Convention tender
10 the HON. John Anthem the Democratic Union nonaina
ton for the Office Of Mayor with power he did accep!
Rooms, Tuesday evening November ID
Ptestnt-Edward Burke OF the First wards Thoma; He.
Biordan OF the SIXTH Terence Tracy Of the Seventh
Joseph Murphy, Of the Eighth; william 3. Carroll.
James Murray Of ne Eleventh; George q; Lynch,
he TWELFTH Patrick oEsy Q. The Thrsssnh ws Am
Flfteenh Joseph W; Lamb q Tho sixteenth; George
Eghtesnth Denis Monshan. Of tho Nineteenth; Austin "
Petit OF the Twenusth, and Bryan McKenna, Of the
Twenty-frst-
The chairman laid before the Committee the following
letter from Mr.. Anthon-
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COUNTRY REAL IGsr ATE roR SALE

GREAT BARGAIN IN wEsrCHEsrER COUNTY
N Fine EnRish Cottage 10 minutes from Harlem Bridge
two blocks from new Boulevard 30 minutes rsm rwshy.
sxh street and Fourth steap cars House con,
tains II rooms, marble mane. hard and son wAter 70
basement heass Ac half OF ground extensive anpe:
grown fruit trees tine stable henne ard che 9atgaa-
lnEs; price tll,0vv, terms Address A. o. bsSAns
Actt Haven depot wsstchsslsr county. n. X.
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IwY lady HAVING FINE siLK VELVET CLOAK
or Pasaue Cor pswntickct therefor1 coll very low
lnos oyr ssuh address saaak style spa price, Esaps.
Herald cncA
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Michael Cassidy,
George Finn,
Bernard kagnn,
Isaao Fiess,
Michael Carroll,
Henry r. Eoome.
Edmund Anderson,
Henry Hamiii,
James Gibson,
Michael Ryan,
Richard Frost
George Brown.
John BuckncE
James Murray,
James l.. Hawkins,
Christian Hahn.
Bartlett q. Samueis,
Charles Fisher.
Robert Dunn,
Michael Murray,
Martin Bessenger,
William ". Niiliama
John ~. Fisher,
James For.
James Bilcsse.
Frederick Long.
j. q. FLYNN.
John Nc9uckin,
William Metz,
Conrad Gebbart.
Francis MoLoughIln.
Edward Moynihau,
Henry Guion,
Edward A. Moore.
George II X. Lynch,
Thomas v. Gilroy,
Maurict Daley,
Henry jacob,
John Quinn.
Terence sheridan.
John aeailon.
William Cowen.
Thomas Riley.
Patrick Dunnican.
Patrick J. McAlcaf,
r. w. Brown,
Patrick OiI.ellly,
William Moran,
!, jeremiah y. Delaney,
James y. Nekennon,
Philip A. smith,
I, william Clancy,
Danes Moran.
John J. hc9ranu,
Ihomss Berry,
Nartin ncynoids,
|. Francis Martin.
John y. Conper,
Joseph Dunn.
Joseph Evers.
Robert McNamee,
John Connolly,
Jonn Mulholland,
William n. Rooney.
|, Thomas Maxwell.
Patrick kicrnans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

The Committee Applications Of the Board Of Excise
held private meeting yesterday and passed upon
hundred petitions for licenses large number oil apl
cations were rejected.
vroa srpxs cr The LAW.
Deidrick Gerken, 81 Spring street. ana wn'. yowns,
% Oliver street, were yesterday brought pc"ls rss
Hogan nj III Tombs charged with violating Wv SA''so
law and held IN 800 bail each to answer -.
Al jefferson Market Police Court yes'erusy re'er
sign 10 Tho effect that lqaor for sle A. ms
mem, ne having no license He was held 70 bail IN $500
:" =, 10 rssex Market Police Court yesterday bcforc
Jnstce Mansfield the following parties WIRE committed
40 answer for alleged violations OF the Excise Law john
porngh 22s Cherry street; Edward Mallory 3o5 Last
Ten,s street: Michael Mclaughlin. 80 Cannon street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

THE EXTRA CENT.
Il 10 understood that formidable lobby has been busy
month or longer in Washington striving to persuade
our Congressman TO reenact the law authorizing the
railway companies TO exact that eighth cent which
but ID added that certain members Of the House-bo
ing familiar with the railway companies mode OF col
lecting the fraction OF penny-have resolved that in
re-enactng city passenger tar, they will make Is .
whole cent or nothing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

REMARKABLE FIGURES.
Nearly every one Of our city railway COMPANIES Is
required submit annual report 20 the State En-
cneer and Surveyor and their reports presumed 10
show the actual condition OF their roads respectively
but careful scrutiny Of the figures which several railway
Presidents have sent in exhibit OF last years bust
ness will give tho reader unfavorabe impression TO
saw the least We reproduce the reports forwarded
the State Engineer, simply remarking that many Of
them disclose precisely nothing beyond the ingenuity Of
their arthors that the Chief Engineers annual railway
report always been sudously kept from the public
until figures have become nearly old, and that
we should advise no capitalist 70 buy or sell on the
strength Of any representation which Of the rail-
way officials have made:--
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HERALD WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 49, sHEEA