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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31

Effect If the News BY the Great Westeyn-Wsaf"e'-
rails Of Boston, Speculation in Railroad Shsts- Per
Soup and Poe's Poetry, re. &C.
The only material change caused in our market by
the news received yesterday by the Great Western was
trifing rise in -four, and produce generally oenesee
has made an advance of eighth and as this is rather
a moderate one, think it will be permanent, notwith
,.,,;r IN. stock in this city is very heavy Ho
dsr, al. freely at 49, quality, and Arm at that rate
h.,s hos been an attempt to advance onpotaos but the
eac, IL there is an stock in this city, in spite OF
The hue and cry that has been raised OF short crop mere
and short crop there Holders sold freely bost qushy
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MIDWIFERY.
IRIS. A. h.. CUNMINS, lately from Europe begs most
wi respectfully acquants the ladies OF New York
vicinity that she has had sixteen experience the above
and in the whole of that has always been successful
therefore is with great confidence she offers her services
and will attend lady Strict attention be
eliedupon. All letters paid will meet with ncuaty
MRS A. L. CUMMlNS,
81 10Th street. New York
Always IN attendance. o3l aFSMth
lanes R. KELLER & Co, Butter Cheese and Lard 100
~ Front street. o3l &c
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albania,
No. $50 Broad,cay, (betceen Spring and Prince)
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct 3lst,
Will be performed the Operate Medley Burlesque Tin
actI entitled
THE VIRGINIAN GIRL,
in which will be Introduce the gems Of Balfes celebrated
Opera of
TIRE BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Alse very laughable Burlesgue
POLKA.
SOLO ON THE COMBADOOR.
Previous to which will be given
A GRAND VOCAL CONCERT.
Pamos Ethiopian Ope Companyhave the honor
to their friends and the publ that they will take
BENEFIT
next Saturday. November ls which occasion they will
TWO ENTIRE OPERAS
Doors open at O'Clock. Performance to commence at ~,
Admission IS cents. $50 2tsr
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AUCTION NOTICES.

II OF NEW ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY. AND WAL
NUT CABINET FURNITURE.-Jscob s. Plat will sell
This Day Fridsy Oct ~ a. IL O'Clock, the rooms
No Broadway by order Of assgnee under die direction
Of John AnwerpThe entire balance othe stock of
ualy kept large establishment Of thar kind The whole
manufactured the building expressly for retail sales
many Of the articles Of the most expensive substantial and
fashionable styles For full particulars Courier and En-
guir and Journal Of Commerce Catalogues are now ready
Terms Cash.
NBThe Sale will take place without regard to weather
OBI lt-r
LLTS ON FIFTIETH sTREET AND HOUSES ON
THIRD AVENUE.-IN CHANCERY.
the Hopper Estate, will be sold This Day al the Mer-
chants Exchange, AZ IL O'Clock: o.,
Also, the two Houses and Lots On Third Avenue near
osI Il ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Auetioneer.
CNiFFEN Co. will sell on Saturday and Monday LIST and
I'd November at 10 o'clock at 80 Ann street, TO close an
estate by order OF the administrator very large
lug and other Carp U.s. Floor Oil Cloth elegant satin da
mask ,ror window Curtains bedroom do chande
er with chrysta aud shades Mantle Lamps, Astral do
mahogany and maple carved Chairs Pr and claw Tea
Tables extensive dining do mahogany Side Tables Side
boards Egyptian marble tob Wristbands, Rockers, Book
Cabinets and Commodes Mattresses springs, Hair do, Beds
Bedding &c. all worthy the attention OF dealers housekeep
er and others. 90 2tistr
DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell this morning at II o'clock, at No 1893
"A Broadway, two cases Of choice Foweriss Bulbous
received from Van Wayeren Son, Florist Har
lem Holland, consisting Of variety and Of the
class sold the last which universal salts
faction. OBJ lrrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31

WASHINGTON, Oct. ~, 1915.
Meeting Dr. Brand T. Archer, OF Texas, this
morning on the Avenue, he positively assured US
that he had never witnessed more charmiDgy
bright and salubrious day on the banks Of the Rio
Grande. ~
We shall transmit you at an early day, rare
chapter concerning Father Richie and the letter
writer's.
We learn that Lieut.. Meade, U S.N., who was
lately here as a witness in the of Lieutenant
Mclaughlin, was ordered of to New York last
Monday. to report himself to Capt; Stringham, be-
cause the presence of said Lieut. Meade in this city,
put certain officer, 1--WE forget his name,) in bodily
fear.
1t is said that the great tariff demonstration pro-
posed at Pttsburg, was nstigated by Mr.. Buchanan.
You will have learned Of the death OF E ;: Tho
mas, OF Cincinnati, one of the oldest editors IN the
Union. We saw him some months ago IN this city,
when he said that he expected he would have soon
to pat his pen in the drawer, never to resume II
again. The papers will give you the details OF his
interesting history. He was the father OF r. W.
Thomas, Of the Treasury department, author OF va
rious works OF romance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31

DIR. POWELL, OCULIST
A Nd OPERATIVE SURGEON attends to Diseases of
o'clock his residence M Broadway corner Of Warren st.
Ophthami soppage Of the Tear Passage, Cataract and
Opactes, efectually removed
AMAUROSIS treated with great attention aud success.
Inveterate Of STRABIsNfUS squnting cured IN
q few minutes.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that scarcely be dis.
tingu shed from the natural.
Offices and residence ISL neutrality-suspicious. ~ Warren
street
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Gle ANTTC MASTODON

GIGANTIC WASIoIO a ;u \.
THE EXHIBITION Of this enormo o ,osSwsy a" Wed
nesay morning October ao S Three psys nil m
Wa.h,"h 1,ranss CO. M " last August, and xhi6t the
most q esnc, race o. ever
than 1000 lbs The animal whsn sse was " large as three
e'sRtshT's Milton will close Friday afternoon
Aam AZ az cents children half price.
Wedne sday and Thursday evenings at half past
7ocIocR aecure will be deered in connection with the
stov OF tho Mastodon derived from Indian ira
dition and its anatomical structure, BY Dr. j. Pnme OF
Newburgh. o@Nrh
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MIR. GOOuYEAR


WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the public the
following statement Of his Solicitor regard certain
proceedings IN the Court Of Equity
Csremt Court " United States for Southern District Of
bill to and filed August 2th of which the de-
any
On August 2e, notice Of motion given
TO be heard the first Monday Of September Tuesday
The goth Of september the defendant filed his affidavit against
the motion charming the right read other adavits reply
70 such sftday the plaintiff should file. But the Court
he pleased and might have time II he wished but that the
plaintiff would have right To reply.
Upon this nmation Court the defendant
sd aud the GSp granted him ten days within which to file his
The Court closed Friday next after the expiration of the
ten allowed to defendant that the plaintiff had
sufcen time TO procure adavts reply the witnesses
resided at distance and in different States the Court
was about to adjourn they dismissed the for
ton without hearing with liberty TO plaintiff to the
adevtscosts abide the event Accordingly the
motion will be renewed again frat day OF the term
1.-THE 9TH Monday OF November nextD
IL will thus be how the statement
many OF the city that Mr. Goodbye been
decided sEsa, him These stated the request Of
vi. N. Ciforf or omp
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THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CnnlfaI ann mn un~pu---.

OFFICE a FULTON STREET BROORLYN
HlS COMPANY continues Insure against loss or ds-
mage by Fire their usual favorable terms All claims
presented TO this company for losses by the FIRE
having been paid they find their capital nearly entire
y. w. DE LAMATER, President
Sc lmis Il. G. FINN, Secretary.
w. THORNE \ CO, Produce and Flour Merchant. lis
~ Broad street o9I &c
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Boxes Is cents-rit l2x cents-Children half price.
Performance oUer before IL.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THE TWO CIRCUS
COMPANIES
Now Playing at the Amphitheatre
HORSEMANS
BY Mrs. Cole and Mrs Nixon-Naste Walter Aymar Mas
ter w. Nxon-Mr. +. Peny-W. j. smith,
rh Cav ~ ~ . . . Ian AN ~ &c. 1870.
IN the country. See bills
Doors open 6-Periomance commences O'Clock.
$50 3t*m
OPENING of the NATIONAL UNION CIRCUS
Late Richmond Hll) now Richmond Theatre,
Corner of Va,ick and Charlton SITS.
The doors will open hafpast performance
Admisson.Dress Circle, 80 cents I'd and Sd Circles Is
Pit 1919 cents; Private Boxes S. Equestrian Director
H. NeedhamaClewns, Alex, Rockwell and Dan Gardner
On WEDNESDAY EV'NCi, Oct. 20. the performar will
commence with Grand Cavacade-after which, Horsem
ship by Master RversGrand Tampolnng and Horseman-
ship by Hiram Frankl-EQuesran Exercises by Mad Cullen
he Brrand Chief BY Whittaker7and Great Variety of
whole to conclude with the Farce Of the GERMAN FAR
MER. o29 lw+mc
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BY LAST EvEnIHe's MAIL.

Warrington.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
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ANTIQUE SCHOOL OF THE NATIONAL
ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
Public invited visit collection of Satuary OF
the antique School Of the National Academy OF Design
corner OF Broadway and Leonard street. on Thursday Friday
and Saturday sext, from 10 A. Nj. to or M.
Admission free.
~ order OF the Council JNO. g. CHAPMAN,
Secref
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TO THE LOVERS OF FINE ROASTING:
BEEF.
II OR sale daily stall No g. Tompkins Market the choic.
cuts Surlon Rb) OF fue Roasting Beef al Cd per
b Surloa and Porter House Steaks 3D. per superior Su
gar Cured Rumps Coined, Cd. per ID.
PS-D0nt mistake the number middle entrance from the
street. first stall left hand side. o9I 2tisErc
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Died.
On Thursday, 30th inst. ALEXANDER, son of David
Henriques aged % years.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral thfs riday) afternoon, at o'clock
from his late residence, "a st. Marks Place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
Medical College.

~ RICHMO M, VIRGINIA.
YNHE Winter Course OF Lectures in the Me-
dical Department of Hampden Sidney Col
leoe will commence, in Richmond on Monday,
the 9th day of October next, and continue until
The last OF February following The new Col
ege and Hospital Eiitice has been completed,
and every arrangement has been made to afford
the Student all the advantages which are obtain
ed in any institution in the u. 5. In addition 10
Inc usual Lectures. Surgical and Medical Ci,-
niguss will he given regularly at the College Hos
pital. CITY Amshouse, Penieniiary and Armo-
~: by which the Student will have the opportu-
niIy of witnessing the diseases incident TO The
Sou;h. and which he will be called upon TO treat
at the commencement Of his professional lie.
The number OF major and minor Surgical opera
tons which have been yearly performed before
lie Medical Class, has already claimed Tor The
College the reputation Of leading school ior
Surgical instruction.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Professor OF the
Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D., Protes-
sor of Tbera peutics and Matcra Medica.
r. l.. BOHANNAN, NJ. d., Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children
JEFFRIES WYMAN, NJ. D., Professor Of
Anatomy and Physiology.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. D., Professor OF
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
AUG. L. WARNER NJ. D., Professor OF
Surgery.
Anatomy.
The abundance of materials for dissection, and
The convenience and comfort of The disseclns
room. will enable the student 10 study thoroughly
The Anatomy Of the Human Body, and also ac-
ouire skill in the nse of Surgical instruments.
Good board, including lights, fuel and servants
attendance, can be procured from IS % 10 .
per week. s;oh no
students reside will be taken Tor tickets:
AUG. L. WARNER, NJ. D.,
June Is Dean OF Inc faCul.y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
223O ACRES VALUABLE FARMING
land FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber wishes 10 sci! his land, situated
in The county ofCulpeper on The Rappahan-
noel River So miles above Fredericksburg and
about miles from the Fauqner Springs, IN an
agreeable and healthy neighborhood, consisting
oiibe following Farms Elkwood, len which he
resides containing ,33l acres, with an ample
supply Of wood land, about 300 acres OF low
grounds OF superior quality; also large body OF
second low grounds and creek flats, suitable for
Meadows. The Improvements are, large and
convenient dwelling house Of wood, with all ne
cessary servants houses, and stables, ana an e3-
cclent garden, a two story barn, and Ihresnihs
machine. with rakes and fans aItachcdi Corn
Mill and Saw Mill Tobacco barn Tor prize
bonsel and Tobacco houses, 10 cure large crop
Wv Hills adjoining the above, containing
On acres Of superior high land, viii! about fif.y
acres If fats suitable for meadow-lhe improve
mems are dwelling house OF iour rooms, iequr-
mo some rcnair. barn and Ove,seer's house. The
arrer portion of this farm is well sci IN grass, ana
is well suited 10 grazing.
A tract OF 1856 acres oiland with some valuable
wood land, atoins the above farms ana nishl
be conveniently added to either as The purchaser
might desire. :,
These farms have been under mid anu I'M
proving system OF cultivation or IL years, WIN
Tree use Of clover and plaster, and are now IN
very productive condition. The subscriber, or,
in his absence, his Oversee, will show them toa any
one who NAV wish to purchase the whole, or either
of them separately To any one who might wish
10 purchase The whole, together with about forty
slaves. AMI the stock, the terms would lie made
yery accommodating.
MAY 9-cw3m R. II. CUNNINGHAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, June Is.
ARRIVED

Canal Boat John Randolph, A. Pamplin mas
ter, with "a tons merchandise, from New Mar
ket, 10 Jones Blair, A. T. Harris, and Henry
Ludlam s Co.
Boat Charles Nj. Mitchell, John P. Yea,man
master, with 81 tons merchandise, from Lynch
burg, 10 S. j. Jones, Rober, Gwathimey. William
G. Crenshaw, Jones {; Blair, Preston g. Enders,
Henry Ludlam & Co., James Fishers Sons,
Gibson Thornton, l.. d. Crenshaw g. Co, and
Williams & Robinson.
Boat Exit d. Howell master, with 81 ions
merchandise, from Lynchburg, to Henry I.ud-
lam & Co., Preston & Enders, Jones & Blair, and
S. J. Jones.
Boat Davy Crockett, S. Mays master, with
43, tons merchandise, from Lynchburg, 10 James
Fishers Sons, Henry Ludlam & Co., Preston &
Enders, and L. d. Crenshaw & Co.
Boat Buchanan, J. Lenahan master with %;
tons merchandise, from Scollsville and Column
bia, 10 Brown & Tucker, A. T. Harris. Robert
Gwathmey, Deane s. Brown, and Sheppard &
Williamson
Boat Champion, S Guerrant master, with oil
tons merchandise, from Middleton Mills. 10 ]. j.
Faris & Co, Charles L. Bolts, and Bridges, Nc
Kinney & Co.
CLEARED,
Boat Ohio James Gilmore master. with 29i
tons merchandise, Tor Lynchburg.
Boat Kanawha, G. ID. Stalon master, with 30,
tons merchandise, Tor Columbia, Scollsvlle,
Warren, Mile Stone So, Hardwicksville and
| Lynchhuro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
Mount Eagle

FOR SALE, PRIFA TELY.
NhlS FARM, containing 9S7i acres, is situ-
aied in Albemare county. State Of Virgil
= ) miles fIcm Charlottesville and the Univer-
NY between the Rivanna River and Buck
s-nd Creek, presenting in half circle form
.'m The mansion body of 800 acres OF low
"'lnfs OF unsurpassed beauty and fertility. On
: SOUTHEAST and South, al the distance Of a
Jug from the river and creek, there is gradual,
~ y, almost mperceptible, ascent, forming about
- u acres OF upland of the red mountainous soil,
A'lo@iedsed 10 be equally productive as the
j" grounds. This ascent forms an exquisitely
scarh'ns platform, and terminates towards the
~ abruptly, al the height Of more than 200
!, ABOVE The level Of the water of the river, into
-. Is called in the West bluff, projecting as
..s.e almost into the river. On this bold emf
h. =, SANDS the house, commanding view of
..n moe surrounding country, The Southwest
.; aa'ains and The Blue Ridge. The prospect is
j tSS ,i and not surpassed by any in the Uni
|.rs 'a ss Taken as whole, this Farm pre-
|sgb "dhlases 10 a capitalist not often met
a,aong which | will only mention a few:
!,n The land has Southern exposure;
ID !" vein OF limestone runs through the most
s,p nc ilVer IS navigable and brings the Rich
market 10 our doors.
il si,S, ~o merchant mills and factories are with
5. 4 ,,r;
6 R, ,prlng Of the sweetest, purest water;
). a. aIaaesmely healthy;
s Ta abundance OF timber:
sags asn,, ',er and creek forming lawful fence
!uns 81 miles Of fencing.
ciaiot ROBERT GENTRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
w. n. Turpin's LOTTERY Office

A FEW DOORS above The Union Hotel,
II Nam Street, Richmond, Virginia.
The following schemes vii! be drawn shortly
select the one you prefer 10 invest in-send your
rcmiiances, large or small, 10 w. p. Turpin,
Richmond Virginia, and secure CArITAL.
Turpn sells Tickets in all Lotteries advertised
by Messrs Gregory & Co Orders attended TO
by return mail, and drawings forwarded as soon
rs received.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandra Lottery, Class Is, for 1915, 10 be
drawn June 2lst, 1915. Great Scheme: 10000
dollars, 10000, 1867, prizes OF $500, $4,000,
10 of 800, 50 OF 1000, 50 Of 6OO so Of 800, &c,
&c. 70 numbers, l2 ballots. Tickets 10 dol
lars, halves S, quarters , 80. Certificates Of
packages Of DC whole tickets 40 dollars, % halves
10, 26 quarters 80.
10000 Dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 26, for lSf5, TO be
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, June
2Sth, 1915. Splendid Prizes: 10000 dollars,
$4,000 5000, 5000, 1000 5000, % prizes OF
1000, 25 of 500, &c, &c. IS numbers, l3 bal
lots Tickets 10 dollars, halves 5, quarters2 SO
Certificates of packages OF 25 whole tickets 100
dollars, % halves G5, 25 quarters 81 So
II Packages and certificates OF packages OF
whoes, halves and quarters, and single tickets
wholes, halves and quarters, in all OF the above,
May % 10. Main street, Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale the Farm on
which lie resides, situated in the county Of Camp
bell, Immediately above The town Of Lynchburs
The tract contains about 500 acres oil land, and
consists oi 100 acres or more lying between
James river and Rlackwaier creek, (Which forms
one ofihe present boundaries OF the town. and the
islands in the river running parallel with tie
main body Of the land; the one containing about
80, and the other between 80 ard 20 acres. -Four
hundred and sixty acres OF the tract are cleared
and in cui,iva,ion-ilc balance is in woods ana
a large portion OF il heavily tinbeie,! Ui The
cleared land. rs acres (incIusve Of III" >laad,)
are James river lowgrouEiS, eqGal ~ productive.
ness, il is believed, 10 any on The river. The por-
ton of The highland in cultivation is now we'll
adapted 10 the growth oi the different staples, and
is rapidly improving.
Tie dwell;ng-housc is 4 large and commod-
aus brick building with eight rooms above srairs
and convenient cellar beneath. The 1ul-houSes
belonging 10 The dwelling are well located, Of sub
.lanlial materials, and in good repair. The place
has on i, an ovelseers house barn. and all The ne
cessarv larm-houScs There is also Oh tic pre-
misses, in immediate proximity 10 The town, a
Warehouse formerly used for The inspection o!
Tobacco, which, with some slight repairs might
be placed in a condition suitable for The same pur
Pose.
The tract admits Of heing divided into three or
iorr tracts, each having a fair portion Of woods
and cultivated land.
The place will he sold entire in Two or more
tracts or it will be divided into small parcels OF
lots 10 suit the views Of persons wishing 10 pur-
chase The island will also be sold separately
/ demanded
A minute description of The place is deemed
4
no doubt, make enquiry and examination Tor
themselves.
The terms will be made known on application
10 the subscriber The place will be shown 10
such az NAV wish 10 purchase, by The subscriber
or The manager, Mir. p. II. RYAN residing on the
farm. VIM. DANIEL II.
If the tract is sold entire. possession will be
Given the 18th November next and crop OF
Wheat seeded for The purchaser. Should any de-
sire 10 purchase small parcels or lots they can OBJ
ta;n possession al once. w. d., Jr.
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
q LILLE YIN.
BEL e TIN.
BOOTS! BOOTS! SHOES! Shoes
ANOTHER ARRIVAL-JuNE2 60.

BOOTS! BOOTS! SHOES! SHOES!
ANOTHER ARRIvAL-JUNE2 60.
ID ECEIvED a, ]. D. HOOVEP'S, a large
IL variety of pegged Channel Boots, made Of
Fae most superior materials, and in perfect imita-
on OF the sewed Channel Boots, so Justly cele-
o'a,et in Virginia price ST. This is an article
SoTihy the special notice Of gentlemen, which
especliully solicit,
English Shoes, for gentlemen, an article also
~ received
Bronze Slippers, for the ladies-lO0 pair just
s,eved, which shall sell al 81
1000 pair Of McCurdy's Slips and Ties, fash
naoe and questionable, on hand, which shall
So out at prices little lower than heretofore
LADIES', who are familiar with the quality and
S'le Of those Shoes, would do well 10 purchase
len by the dozen pair as shall sell them cheap
man ,ncv will again be offered
ivo pair Misses bronze Buskins, Slippers and
les also, large variety of black and fancy
daiterS, &C.
IN ilne, my stock being large, and feeling de-
vFous 10 reduce il previous to increasing it with
/ all supplies, shall offer greater bargains than
an be found elsewhere till the 10th July. Alter
aa,peFlod there is no doubt shoes will command
CHER priceS-a fact which should induce all
tFsons who are al present, or expect shortly to be-
n want 10 make their purchases at once.
TT An unusual variety Of TRUNKS selling
's'v low. by J. d. HOOVER.
June 20