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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13
GL0THINGs

Ar THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT AND AGENCY
"A store Cor Western market, az Seventh ayenue-H
ROSENBERG pays very good prices FOR Wearing apparel.
ladies' gents having 20 dispose Of win ind that thu
the city for receiving the full
IN cash for Al articles, Carpet. furnars 40 CAL on or
from Twenty fourth street Ladies' attended by Mrs
Rosenberg Orders punctuay attended 10 In and NJ The
rlfx
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Astronomical.

A8ons the readers OF the HerSld VT
Msy presume there IL considerable
number Of teachers, scholars, and 9th.
ers whose studies and tastes Iced them
to an occasional contemplation OF the
starry heavens We have our text
books, globes, orreries and telluriums,
from which we may obtain great
amount OF useful knowledge, but ii Is
not always an easy matter to transfer
cur knowledge from our books and ap-
parasus 60 the actual heavens, This rs
quires degree OF familiarity with some
OF the consultations Of stars, and their
relative position in the visible heavens !;
also the active exercise Of our imagina-
tive powers.
On the DeoemDe page Of g common
almanac. for instance the one contained
IN At~ater's Directory, We shall find
opposite the zlst DAY OF that month, the
following expression The sun enters
Capricorn" This constellation is In the
Milky Way 1t is visible at eyening in
the summer season, and may be known
By certain stars 10 the form Of an In
yerted dipper, which from its situation
is called the Milk Dipper." II We
oovld see the stars in that part Of the
heavens where the sun is, we should find
that on the 2lst Of December he would
appear 20 be In or near the Milky Way
and in the constellation Capricorn. By
means of & powerful telescope the stars
at no very great distance on each side
Of the Sun can be seen, in. the day
time. and any person familiar with
the consseostions Can easily deter
nioe from such an observation
what cluster the Sun Is in. The earth
ie At any time in that constellation
which is directly opposite the one that
The sen Ia 10. II we could imagine s
person standing on the snn, and looking
at the earth and stars beyond, this plan
q wsnld appear to'bs in Cancer. whs1
~ sna,A seen from the earth, appearst
IN Capysaarn, We oar always asosrtair
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prices were dropping. The sales were
about 200 pkgs, at lie. l2c. for shoui'
ders and l3c. l6c. for hams.
The lard market ruled firm and prices
were higher. The sales were large,
comprising 1900 tierces for February
delivery, sellers option, at Ice, ana 100
pkgs. at l6c 10 lac,
Butter and Cheese We're without deci'
ded change,
PETROLEUM was active and higher
The sales were IL 900 bbls. here and In
Philadelphia at 42c q AZ lac. for crude
on the SPOT and all the month 65c for
refined in Philadelphia 66c. s CSC for
light straw 10 white and prime white
here.
RICE was dull, but unchanged. We
heard Of no sales. We quote nominaliy
4c. a 4 | &C. for Rangoon In bond, 9 Sac
q 10 Ac for do. free and l3c, ut IL IL
4, for Carolina.
SuoAR.-Thc market was dull and
prices were ruling slightly Ia buyers
favor, though no decided change was
porceptible The sales were only Is
hhds. Cuba muscovado at l3 TIC. Re
fined was dull and dropping.
TALLow was in good demand and
prices were steady. The sP'cs were
10000 lbs. At Is Sac lac,
The New York Herald OF Tuesday, the
10th, remarks as follows
General business was quite 6pll yes
terday Light transactions wprrreport-
] cd in breadstufs at dropping prices.
Hog products were dull and lower. Cot
( ton was held with rather more firm,
ness, under the English news, but was
not very active. rhe rreigh, engage.
! ments consisted mainly OF cotton and
corn for Liverpool.
At the Live Stock markets yesterday
/ the supply of animals was not above
! the average as regards numbers, but
| generally of excellent Quality. The to
tai receipts of beef cattle for the WeeE
thus far, amount 70 $3.50 head. Th'
market for ordinary and medium grsie
was not materially different from las
week, except slight reduction on tn
lower grades. Several lots OF Choic
Christmas cattle sold at 20c. a 25c. pc
10. dressed weight. Mich COWS wer
in fair supply, and though but few sale
took place yesterday, slight reduction
in price was expected. Veal calves con
tinued firm at last weeks prices, on
moderate supply. Sheep and lamb
were in just fair supply, and the qualit
rather better than usual. Some YER
extra lots from Canada were Offered
and sold ont to private customers a
holiday prices. The common run {
sheep brought lac. 1-2C per pound
live weight; lambs 8 10 l0C.
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DARISo BURGLARY IN BBNXiNeTOs.-
The dwelling of Hyman futile, at Ben
nington, was entered by burglars last
Saturday evening, about ten O'Clock, he
fore the family had retired, aud while
the house was still lighted. The bur
glars ransacked drawers, taking among
other things seven silk dresses, cloak,
underclothing, &c. They had searched
two chambers ami were entering third,
which contained money, watches sc,
when Mrs. J. II. LoTiDg, Mr.. Tuttle'e
daughter, went up stairs, passing the
robbers in the dark hall. They then
passed down stairs meeting another Ia
dy In the lower hall also dark) and i'm
meliatcly fed. The police were Mt once
notified and the town searched, result.
ing In the capture at one o'clock on
Sunday morning of two suspicious per-
sons claiming TO he students" on
whom were found loaded revolver and
suspicious tools. Tho entire amount OF
clothing WAS found concealed in va.
cant lot, together with q dark lantern.
The arrested persons were 70 be exam
in9f Monday.
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To ,se headers OF the Herald

The next number closes the Seventy
fvss volume OF the weekly HERALD, and a
large number OF subscriptions close
with Il, we take occasion to remind our
patrons OF our present r"les q seading no
S~pey from oar Qg.e, Iafa tie subscription
y.ct as pad. We make this reminder
because we believe that 10 most OF our
parrons the HRaALD is welcome visitor,
and that they do not desire to have any
break in the regular receipt Of II, such
a. would occur, did they neglect to re-
new their subscriptions in season.
II is unnecessary Tor Us TO remark
lsat the coming year will be one frausht
with unusual interest TO the newspaper
readers and with view Of making the
EsRAlp as interesting ss possible, we
have subjected ourselves 10 considerable
extra expense in arranging for extra tel
egrsphic news, Letters from Washing
ton during the Session OF Congress
markets, reports, &C, &c, all OF which,
we fee cure, viii be appreciated by \
generous public.
The terms of the Weekly HERALD for
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it convenient 10 visit our Office, or send
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can enclose the amount by mail at our
gisk, provided it is done in presence OF
their postmaster, for which receipt
Will be sent by return mail.
We had been hoping that on the first
day OF January we should be able to
reduce the price OF our paper, but from
the present prospect we can see nothing
10 encourage that idea. Before the war
the highest price paid for the paper on
which we printed the HERALD was ten
cents per pound. The same article il
now worth twenty-four cents, with an
upward tendency. This, with the in.
creased price Of labor and the taxes we
are compelled 70 pay, make the cost OF
printing fully twice as much as 1t was
four years ago, and yet we are charging
only two thirds more for it now than
then. We think, In view of these facts,
it will need but moments reflection to
convince our patrons that our prices
are as low as we can make them in JUS
tice TO ourselves; and that our friends
will extend to us the same liberal pat
fonage we have heretofore received ST
their hands. We will, however, assure
them that it will be great pleas
Rre to US, at the earliest possible mo-
ment to reduce the price OF the HERALD
to the old rates, believing, as We do,
that with this, as with other branches
Of business, cheapness constitutes the
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We cannot close this article without
expressing our obligations to very many
friends, both in the County and the
State, for the interest they have mani
Tested in the success OF the HERALD, anc
who nave contributed so largely to 1t
and also 10 assure them that such ex
pressions Of interest will be double
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il 10 receiving,
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THE HoLIDAYs.-The gsyest season OF the en-.
tire year is now approaching, but whilst we are
enjoying this festive season, let US not forge.
that in time Of health we must always be pre-.
pared for disease. Coughs, colds, core throat,
Group, asthma, and Whooping cough are speedily
cured by Goes Cough Bslsam. Whilst dyspep.
sia, constipation, sick-hesdache, sour stomach.
indigestion - the most prolific source of ui
health, lie certainly cured by the timely Use Of
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
Penn & TIttle. Agents.
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SoUTH RoYALrox.--An unknown Inar
was killed Monday afternoon at South
ROyalton Station by the cars. He wae
dressed in reddish tinged pants, vest
and coat, gray WOODEN shirt, dark wool
en- checked cravat, light colored doeskiu
checked cap, and his right eye appeared
partly blind, lie seemed shout twenty
years Of age Mr. II, Z. stoughton, the
Station Agent, took charge Of the body
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4 Philosophical View OF Marriage.
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and successful mode Of cure, az shown by the
report OF cases treated. A truthful adviser TO
the married, and those contemplating marriage
who entertain doubts of their physical condi
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receipt of % cents, in stamps or postal currency
by addressing Or. LA CROIX, No 81 Maiden
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book treats. Medicines cent to any part Of the
world
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IyrEnRuPrBD.-A Gift Show" con-
Germ that has been exhibiting in Bur
lington has been slightly Interrupted in
that city. Mr. Charles Dearborn, one
of the managers, was brought before
Justice Hollenbeck Monday, on COM
plains Of States Attorney Englesby, on
promoting certain lottery gift exhibit
ton, or scheme for the distribution c.
prizes on Thursday last, The hearing
resulted in the binding over of Dear.
born in the sum of 5000 to appear for
trial at the next term Of the County
Court,
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eg-Like universal suffrage, Phalon's Might
Blooming Cereus," is National institution
To use 1t is az much q matter Of custom as tc
vote. And because it has supplanted, by the
force of inherent excellence, all other perfumes
the American people are proud of it. Sold ev.
eryvhere
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Markets.
New ORR, Dec.

New YORK, Dec. Is.
GaArg.--rne demand for wheat was
decidedly less active, and prices changed
nominally lc. &c. in buyers favor, for
nearly 81 descriptions. The sales were
confined 70 10000 bushels, at 81 IS tor
white Genessee, 81 so a 81 sc for Mil
waukee club, and 81 IS 81 ST. for old
amber Milwaukee.
The corn market was heavy the
transactions were light, and the prices
were declining. The sales were IS 900
bushels st 80 e4c for unsound, IS i-2 a
96c for sound mixed western, and 96c.
for new yellow Southern. The demand
for oats was very moderate, and prices
were dropping. The sales were at 48c q
6sc for unsound, and G0c a &c for
sound.
Rye Wss inactive. but unchanged.
Malt and barley were unchanged.
CvrqoN was not materially affected by
the European news; though holders were
free sellers, and some few lots went of
at prices below our quotations, the mar
ket closing with stToug downward
tendency and very dun. The sales wer
$500 bales. We quote;
StDidt1us Ia. sF1DtAit. H.O4SSA
Ordinary 10 20 Al 4G
Middling 40 ~ 50 50
Good midTg 81 81 So So
Observation-Disclosures, So bbis. pork
29l bbls. beet, 256 packages cut meats
and so kegs lard. The pork market is
somewhat irregular, closing lower; the
sslee were to fair extent, comprising
5000 bbls. for present delivery, at s28 O
% 62 IL for mess, closing at s2S IL 1-2
snd s2a 80 a SOS for prime meas: some
new prime sold at s23 SO.
Beet wss rather quiet; tue sales wert
only 200 bbls., at Gil SD for plain
mess, snd sis s SIT for extra mess. Bee!
hams were ia better demand, with sales
Of $50 bbls., st ESQ s35 for State and
Western. a#..#
Bacon wss inactive. The sales wert
shout 80 pigs at IA Lac i6c for Cum
bsriapd cut. for present delivery, and
IL 2.2c for January delivery, sellers 90,
ton Gu. NESTS Wee neglected, apC
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FAKE TIE BEST.-EJBAL NEW
4 YORKER, the great Agricultural, Lit.
erary, and Family Weekly. Ably conducted
and finely printed and illustrated. Adapted to
the whole country Largest circulating Journal
Of its class in the world Great Inducements
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scg- Particular enquiries are made az
the Express Office in this place for the
owner Of five cases marked "Zeb Shep-
pard.' They We're forwarded some
months since from Washington.
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Wednesday next, 20 his late residence 10
Lebanon, Warren Co., Ohio,
I.acnI nnd state Items,

PRoM CAslLnTON. Last Friday night
Welchman by the name OF Ewings
was badly hurt ~ the railroad station
in Hydevllle, by being run over by the
train from whitehall, cutting off one
foot in the middle OF H. and taking the
toes off from the other foot, II IL sup-
posed he was sitting on the platform OF
the depot, resting his feet across the
track. He afterwards walked into the
depot and sat down In q chair, knowing
nothing OF what had happened TO him
until some one in 'hc room informed
him OF his sad condition. Too much
under the Influence Of strong drink &C
counts for these singular transactions.
Amputation was necessary above the
ankle, which was performed by A. T.
Woodward, NJ. D. OF Brandon, assisted
by DR.. II. F. Smith Of this village
Last Monday afternoon a stranger oy
the name Of Wilson made his appear
ance here, and conducted himself very
much like q person that had been TAX
ing too much ardent. lie was next
heard from about the middle Of the ~.
| ttrnoon as being almost instantly killed
by a train OF cars coming rom Rutland
He was walking along on the track 8
half mile east OF the village, toward th'
approaching train, but curve IN 'h'
road prevented the unlort9ua'" mar
from being seen by the engineer in tim,
toslop the train and save HIN. He Wa!
apparently thirty five or forty years o
age, and had some seventy dollars n
money with him. IL has been asc,r
tanned that his home is in Hampton, y
T., and that he leaves 4 WIFE and Nv
children. Why VIII not men lur
away from strong drink, when the.
know that at the last 1T will bite Xix
a serpent and sting ike an adder :"
A few days ago railroad train IN
through flock Of tlrty dollar lambs bt
longing to II. Ainsworth, Esq. Eigh
of them were killed outrightand Other
dmODS Jhch "tAS lhJuitu' W. AAh'
worth has an excellent flock OF sheep
he disposed of eighteen the other day
Messrs. Frank and Carlos. Sanford fc
$1,000, and it is stated by competer
Judges that the sanfords made q goo
bargain.
, Winter is with us, as with you, but il
, stead OF bringing with it cheerful face
jingling bells charging OF wOOdpile
sliding down hills and other sports (
winter it brings clouds OF dust, froze
hubs, ruts and ridges enough to shah
and shatter everything to pieces this
moves ont of doors away from the fir
We will say nothing about long face
but simply say there is no fun but ska
ing, and that is rather cold fun som
times. B. W. p.
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DURRINGTON'S Vegetable Group
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or Children. DO not sleep without il, For sale
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idence. K, l. ALSO for sae by Druggists gener-
Ally.
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i 'ATAKhH!-Dr. WADSNOET'i'S
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For sale by the Proprietor, II. II. Burning
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/ He SALEM LIZ . Furnished by
l Government to Soldiers Anwho desire an
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TIOR SALE IN VIRGINIA. Small
Farms on James River, one hundred scres
and upward, Rich bottom lands" adopted to
the cultivation Of Grain and Produce, well wa
The climate here enables Farmers 10 work All
the winter and Stock does not require stabling
over q month. Price, S15 TO S35 per acre, &C
cording to improvements. Also for sale, Mills
Mining Lands and Plantations. Apply earlyto
A. H. WARREN.
II Merchants Exchange Boeton,
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SOUTHERN LAND, Emigration and
- Product Company, No. Il Broadway, near
Wall Street, n. Y Offers for sale 4, 900 900 acres
Of the finest and most valuable Land in the
Southern States, at exceedingly low prices
Tracts from 1000 to 100000 acres, Cotton Plan.
tstions, Farms, Mineral and Timber Lands, etc,
Iron Works and Furnaces, Coal Lands Silver
Hines etc Titles guaranteed
W. II. QUINCY. Secretary.
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'e~ Advertisement.
/ II, WINSTON \ 60,
tsTsBLIsinD 1850

FN'@e Watches, Gains, Silver Arliet..
Worm sG"o,Ho0, 10 be cold At one doR, A.
eSeh, without REGARD ~.
~ value,7
And not 10 be paid FOR uu,n Won KNOW .
you are 70 get.
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southern Land Agency

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No 50 Broadway, New York,
Have Lanos adapted TO ali purposes for sale
aud lease, at low rates. Also Factories, Saw
and Grist Mills, Mill Sites, Water-powers, Coun-
try Stores, Tsnneries, and opening for all kinds
persons going South, either singly or in COM
munities. Cal or send for information and
Catalogues.