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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-25

HPOSSETS! BONNER CLOSING OUT!
% LOOK .HT THE PRICES! Ia order to close
our stock of B0unetS wuh the present month the
prizes have Ell greatly reduced and we now offer
Florence "riids, worth s. SC and SO for 81; Fine
Chain GlhPS worth - 80 for , -; white lac. Ne
AfOhiIANS worth 81 80 for 81 - and s. n; Trans
p,rent NEAPOhIrANS 80; Beauuul MOOINAS
y; Common do. 30 cts; Devon Br,idr so co. and
- els Fancy Ronnets d aud 37J cts; 81 80 Filmed
oNHhrh on'y ~; 20 Cm'drens GimpS only - cts.
Also, Chdren's Bonuots of Rutland. Medina rIor
cnce, nc. &c, very low. Also. Closn. Out p ARA
SOILS aud sun SHADES, and a general assortnrrn,
OF summer DRY GOODS al a great rsduciior Ia
make room for Fail Stock at "
HAYWARD'S Cheap store,
ala Ne 95 Howatd-st, 81 door from Favettp
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CHEAP REAL ESTATE.

CHEAP REAL ESTATE.
I,-yA FOR SALE. A handsome three story
fTTII Dwelling, east side of Asquith.st., Low,
Ifabsd AT $1,000; one q story on Fawn ST near Exc
ter, rented at $50 per year, AT only $500; one
in Highest near Gay, - feet 'front.' S1DN large gra-
mite 'front.' store with dwelling, South Pratt,
cheap; two handsome story dwellings, with brick
stables and carriage houses centrally located at only
Sl45O each; one in Caroine-st Fast Baltimore,
$500, and one AT SdOO east Baltimore street ut
S45OO one splendid dwelling with every convenience,
on east Prat-st. near Cough, $500; one in Vans
heck-st near llollnS, $3.50; two in Washingron-st
FP. S1OO each; one in SaratOga-St Pine, $3.50;
besides 50 others cheap and desirable.
GROUND RENTS in different amounts, for sale.
Apply b. BOND, or GEO. GELBACH,
a9 Property Agents, 49 Second street.
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lNIsIl INNsE--SPNING nARnNNs.

rSs.+, This pleasant place of Summer resort
EN,,I having undergone II thorough repair, is now
EMii, open for the seasOn-aud as usual, Fl SH,
EAlttACRaBS, &C., just from the water, will be
served NJ short notice.
20" Persons desiring to visit this beautiful spot, can
obtain BOATS either at BdIey's or Blacks, on this
side-or the house can he approached by land cross
ing the Long Bridge 1t is of the coolest retreats
scar The CITY, and the proprietor Will endeav0r to
make all comfortable who visit the place.
jy2S-e0lm FREDERICK REGEIIEN.
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hNONSTABLE'S SALE. BY virtue of two
u writs of ierl iacias, issued by John Showacre,
ESQ., of the Justices Of the Peace of the State of
Maryland in and for the city Of Baltimore, the suit
sf Randall H. Moale against the goods and chattes,
lands and tCncmcuts of Charles reiegoy, Nicholas
Peregoy, Nathan Warfed, John w. Watkins and Ed
ward Thompson, to me directed, have seized and
taken in execution, all the estate, right title interest,"
property claim and demand, at law and in equity, of
the said Charles Peregoy Nicholas Pereeoy, Nathan
Warfied, John w. Watkins and Edward Thompson,
in and 10 one Brick House on the east side Of Pearl
street, near Lexington ST.
And hereby give notice, that on the I'd day Of Sep
TENDER, at O'Clock in the afternoon, will offer for
sale the said Property, so seized and taken in eXecu
ton, by Public Auction, to the highest bidder for cash,
On the premises.
a20-dts DAVID WHITSON, Cons table,
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ENoH CAMP LETTINGS. The Camp Meet
h Ing Chori-'cr, Collection of Hymns and : ri
ritual songs, for The picus Of all denominations, %
cts. The WESLEYAN PSALMIST, or Songs OF
Canaan, collection Of Hymns and Tunes, designed
to be used at Camp Meetings, Prayer Meetings, and
OH occasions Of social worship-.5 cts.
PICuS SONGS 0cia Prayer, Clo:et and Camp
Meeting Hymns aud Chorus cs-37l cents
MUSICAL GEMS-A collection of Hymns and
Tunes, adapted to all occasions Of social worship2j
cents. For sale by
PARSONS & PRESTON.
Booksellers, StatonerS and Blank Book Manuiac.
turers, l5l Pralt-st, adjoining Railroad Depot al
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&UDDNN CHANGES oF TnEI NvEATH.

~ Err. We scarcely meet person who is notmore
OF less troubled with a cough cold. Old and young
the prudent and the imprudent, alike to com
plain.
Many think it a temporary cold, which will pass off
IN day or two. This is not always the case, as it
VIII IN aIl probability terminate in consumption if not
attended to in season. Our advice is use UANcF,s
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HUARHOUND, which
VIII cure you IN two or three days Price 50 cents
per bottle For sale by SETH :. HANCE, los Bati-
more ST., and his old stand Gomez of Charles and
fThtI SIS aus
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FoR PoRT DEPOsITE-TWIcEA my.

TUX PUWT DEPOSITE-TWICE A DAY
Passengers leave the depot, Pratt street
HsyEI}A in the cars Of the Philadelphia Whining
fTEEf55 ton and Baltimore Railroad Company
s--41-5a-EVERY MORNING, Except Sundaysl al
SotIotk, and EVERY AFTERNOON, at 81 o'clock
except Sundays, which will be AT =, p. M.
On arrival at Iiavre de Grace proc ed to Port De-
p"nlte by steamboat Gosport, Capt. Smrl con.
Returning, the cars leave IIavre de Grace at II o.
clock, (nonn) aud al O'Clock, p. M.
Fare to Port DepOsle IS cents.
U$- ny taking the morning train il will allow per-
sons who have business at Port Deposte to remain
seVtta henrs at that place and return to Baltimore the
same evening {G3- Tickets must be procured at the
ONCE before entering the cars.
AL If a CRAWFORn A,on,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY or THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE y C.4LIERT- SITS
yMVHis EVENING. aug % lsi5, VIII he per
q tUtmed CIlARhEh NIi Or The siege of sStrtl-
sund. Charles 18th, Nr. WALCuT. Gustavus de
JOHNSTON. THprocmus Multrwrrk, OWENS.
Uirca, Mrs RUSS ELL, Eudlga, Miss g CANNON.
Amer which, an DLIO. Miss f.. lNCE and Miss
G. NNNDN viii dance the Pas SNrrn. Songs by Mr..
JOHNSTON and Miss +. INCE.
U}- Abundance % cts, children under 10 years Of
age, Il. Crnts. Saloon performance 10 commence At
{ O'Clock precisely. 1t
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alS.eOts
SAFE. By yir.ne Of a decree o

rHANCERY SALE. BY virtne of decree OF
" Baltimore County Court, sitting iii Equity, the
subscriber will, on MONDAY, the 18th day of Au-
gust, le4j at four O'Clock in The afternoon, the
premises, expose at public sale LOT of GROUND,
the city of Baltimore, situated on the north side of
Camden street, with beginning about four and halt
perches west of Howard street. Its front Camden
street is "a feet with lines running parallel with How
ard street, 100 feet north TO alley The buildings
and i'm prOvements good on the lor but that por-
zion of il fronting the alley has been advantage
iy leIset the purchaser taking the ground rent The
terms of one-haf cash the rest in months
with interest and secured by approved bond.
j. ]. SPEED. Trustee.
IVES 2iwts WIN. WARD, Auclinneer.
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n UST RECEIVED, and for sale al HlNCK
~ LEY'S Literary Emporium,
$50! MARKET STREET.
All the most interesting Weekly Newspapers, viz:
Philadelphia saturday Courier G.! cents.
Meals Saturday Gazette, q! cents
The Uncle Sam The Yankee
BENEFITS Weekly Herald
The Monumental City, containing song, &c.
Saturday Evening Post The Theatrical World
And forty others, at
CA. HINCKLEY'S Literary Depot,
ESO5 BALTIMORE STREET,
ao3 one door East of McClellan's alley.
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SAMuEL McCORD.

% To be had of J. p. Williamson corne, of Cav
and High streets; g. X. Tyler, corner of High and
Batmore-ss.; Cooper, corner Of Orleans and Eden
streets; Wlsenan Wroh, Light ST., opposite Dix s.
Fosg's; J. A. Sawyer, corner of Pratt and Paca sls:
r. Perkins corner Of Baltimore and Green Steets; g.
Kramer, Pratt street; a. Fischer PENNSYLVANIA Ave
nue.; or of the General Agent
w X. ORIICK, Druggist and Apothecary,
aS-tf Corner Eutaw and Lexington SIS Balt
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HDEISTED LINENS AND MARSEILI ES
n QUILTS. K. McELDOWNEY Il Co have
Just opened, case Printed Linens, warranted all fax
suitable for gentlemen Shirts which will be sold tow
Also, quantity of French MARSEiLLES QUILTS,
of the very best quality. Those wishing to purcha Sc
such Goods, would do well to call and examine them
they the finest article Of the kind that has been
in this city for years.
No. 1863 BALTIMORE STREET,
al6 between Calvert and Light stree Is.
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INDIA RIJBBER HOSE

FL IL. FIELD ~ CO. have on hand r large
N d supply of The above highly approved article
which is more durable than leather, comes at a lower
price, and requires ne OiIing. For sale AT the lowest
New York prices. Also. Rubber Cloths. Swimming
Belts, Life Prescrvers. Bathing Caps, ticd Silk sc.
at No. 225 BALTIMORE STREET,
Jy2l 2aw4wE ncNt doOE to Charles.
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NEW WORK. BOWLING ON ROMAN
~ ISM. The History of tomansm from the ear
hest conuptions of Christianity 10 tie present time
WIN tnl chronological table, analytical and alpha
betcal indexes, &c. Illustrated by numerous accu-
rate and highly finished enyravlnrs of It's ceremonies
supersohs, prosecutions and historical incidents
IN one large octave vol For Sals by
PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers, Stationefs, Blank Book manufacturers
and Paper Dealers, No. Isl Pratt street. adj joining the
RalIOHd Depot. "A
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SELLERs' GREAT REMEDY

TOT Ltrtf Complaint Il Remarkable Case.
a TYENTION is asked to the following state
IA ment OF Sam'l McCord, Esq. of We>burg, Va:
WELLsBUEG, Va. NAV 26ih, 1915.
hereby certify that was afflicted with the Liver
Complaint and Phfhisc for long lime b, Ing more
lhah year under the care of Physician, thai the
disease instead OF being relieved by the mpdIcne |
look, kept gradually getting worse: my body sweed
so that was unable 10 sIOop low enough 10 lie my
shoe. When The disease was at the worst; was re-
commended 10 Try elcrS' Liver Pills. | did So and
was relieved greatly by the of the first box and
completely cured by the second.
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N OST. Was lost on board the steamboat Column
r. bin, on the occasion Of tie National Blues pX-
cutsion 10 Annapolis on Thursday afternoon, a Gold
BRACELET, with five red sets II hm the initials
Of G, w. u, To NJ, Y, J. engraved on The ockCt IT
was either lost or board The boat or in Annapolis A
liberal reward will he paid TO the finder BY returning
1t at No. 81 BALTIMORE ST. iy3l-If
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Dutch ship Fanny, Flems, for Amsterdam, b. NJ.
Hodges, Jr
Br brig William lIorato, Culleton, St. Johns, N F,
Johns n Trovprs '' -
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ava I1tTTTUTH, N C Minister.
Schr Charleston, Harrington, Norfolk, Petersburg
and Richmond, 7. Hooper
schr Jno. Emory, Wood Alexandria, D, c., Rose
Merrill s. Dodge,
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NAT ANTED-A Youth about I6 years Of age, Ia
w attend in Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods
store. Address H., at This Office, with references.
al9
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

avsssei containing the gas, when the whole instantly
igned Again, The girl threw the hat on the floor an
endeavored to extnguish the flames with her feet he
dress unfortunately caught fire. She in nediaely issues
from the room Her screams attrsctcd the attention
the family, but before they could ffora her any rels
her clothes were completely destroyed by fire. and he
body burnt IN the most shooting mcnrer. She was cor
veyed to the City HoSp al, where he died last nig
about 10 o'clock The Coroner held inquest upon tn
body this afternoon when verdict was returned in
cordance with the foregoing facts.
DEATH ~ BEING ScALpED.-The Coroner ais
called to hold an inquest at No. 26a Water street. III
body oi child named Margaret hcCarty, aged year
stances II appeared from the evidence adduced that
domestic took boiler Of hot water and empted into
pail which standing the floor and while engage
in reng the boiler the deceased was pushed back int
the hot water by another child who was playing wit
her. and before she could be aeen out she bad
injured to die about o'clock last evening Verde
accordingly.
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

CAsrLs GAnpES-This splendid and comfortable place
of resort and continues be crowded every
night, and the performances TO delight the public
We have heard single dissenting voice in the gene
raj expression Of commentator bestowed on the ma
nagement of the Garden, performances, and the whole
personnel belonging thereto.
NInLo's.-Pacide's engagement has been brilliant
This the last night he appears and fine bill is
selected for the purpose-The "village Doctor" and
"Bombastes Furioso" His Boncour is well known
and appreciated and his Bombases is the perfection OF
burlesque. He will be supported by Chppendale and
the olite OF the company. Monday his benefit takes
place, on which occasion Mr. Brougham, the popular
Irish Comedian will appear.
VAuxHALL GARpEN.-Tonight again there is much in
ducement to the visitors to the Garden very attrac
tive bill offered land this delightful resort will we
doubt not, be again thronged
The Great Masadon is now being exhibited at Sara
toga
The original band Of Swiss Bell-ringers are at Sara
toga.
The Ethiopian Serenaders gave their last Concert in
New Bedford on Thursday evening
June and Turner's equestrian company are at Joliet,
Illinois.
Stickney's equestrian company are in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Bennies company is drawing good houses in
Franklin Lou
The National Theatre, Boston, opens about the 25th
The manager Wm Pelby Esq is seriously indisposed
at his farm in Oswego N
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
Movements of Travellers.

There was at last diminution of travellers yesteI
day, if the books at the hotels furnish reasonable
the great concourse in Canada Saratoga, and Niagar
as well as from the recent fatality at Newport, man
have been delayed in this city, doubtful Of ther futur
destination We find the following on the registries
the
AMERIcAN-John and Thomas Waters, Charleston
Robert Burns, Toronto j. Mileberger st. GATHERINGS
gusta Ga D. II. Barry, Philad A. B. Lansing, u. s. A
Gideon Hotchkiss, c. s. Patterson Indiana; Judge job
B. Christian, Wiliamsburgh; James A. Christian, dc
Dr. H. J. Miller, Richmond; Mr. Cowles, Macon, Geo
Gen. Henderson, Washington $. Matthew'S Ala; A
Wentworth Cincinnet ii. j. Bache, Nashville; j.
Van Wrinkle. Augusta Geo.
:, Asron--W. Fouch, N. o.; w. Ladd, Boston; A. c
Hazzard Cincinnati; Messrs. Austin and Amory, Bo
tom ton j. r. Beard N. O.; j. G. Bingham, N. c.; Ihoms
Eldridge Geo. Jones' N. o.; Mr. Gibson Louisville;
Bennett Natchez; j. Tilson, illinois; + n wadswortl
philad; Mr. w j. vaux, do; Thompson and Warner
Boston; J Moler, Mobile; G. T. Anslee, Capt. Har
Philad
CIry.-J Jones, Darien, Geo +; j Smith, Philadelphia
Jos. Hayes Oho T. G. Darlington, Lancaster; JOS f.,
ans, Philadelphia; Thos. A Roy, Washington; Mr. Me
Donald, Canada w. d. Jones, Mobile w Bartlett, Bo
Hartwell, do; G. &. and Geo. A. Coxfort, Boston; NJ
Houston. Del; Mr. Garcia Cuba; A. Ais, Richmon,
FaANKLIr.-G David Pittsburgh; w. +. Walker, do
soloman, Columbia; r. NJ. Simpson, Charleston; J.
Scovell Waterbury, CT; J. J. Fay, Buielo; MIR. Re-
nolds, Mobile Geo. Marsh, Oakford; Rev. D. Waite
Bloomsbury, Penn; MIR. Counter Kingston, Canada
A. Nj. Woodruff, Watertown. J. II. Grant, Michigan
d. Holmes, Boston.
GLoBE.-R. D. Low; Mr.. AUSTIN Boston; Colema
Fisher, Philadelphia Paul 7. villipgne, Camden; p
Lagueran f. Emerson, Philadelphia; w. s. shatteracl
HOWARD $. Van Ranssaaer, Albany; w. C. Jone
Hartford; saml Sinclair Richmond; B. T. Broom, Phil;
delphia; J. Z. Lensworth, Iowa; Parker; Geo. Pipe
son, J. " King, Michigan; Mountjoy, Quincy Ill
Col Thos Bates, Louisiana; Robt Dick Newbury
Penn; w. X. Butler, Boston, Ed. I. Meyer, Phadelphi
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

GENEaAL SESSIONS, August s.--Before Recorder Tall.
nalge and Aldermen Brady and Tappan Jonas B. Phil
ups, Esq, Acting District Attorney
weve scarfs, worth $50, from VIM r. Pare IN TIC iItR
oi July last entered plea o guilty and was sentenced
% oe imprisoned in the state prison for the term OF two
.issanh and battery NTH Intent 10 E;u-Jobn Con.
nelly , indicted Tor committing assault ana battery
M WIN .h'ent 70 k Frank Hughes, of No AL Cherry
,snce was COMMITTED the parties were intoxicated and
o ~ using abusive language respecting the
the prisoner. 80 J"'s "e1"''
.I,"f 70, ,fwgery--Gcorge Crawley and Robert I'D.
w. , Vo.h ahs) We're then placed trial for forgery
~ ~ ne ,h second degree having passed counterfeit S5 bill
m o ;"e 9eneca county Bank in payment for some liquors
lgan, No 80 Madison street on the Ith of ImIv last
n:e pcna no satisfactory evidence produced to show
a. @ was the same bill received from the accused or
"a' they were awarel Of IL being worthless the Jury.
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

IHH CusroM HotsE. There s great deal Of
discomfort amongst the democracy relative to the
new Collector, because he won't make any removals
and appointments, to meet the wishes OF the gentry
who were so active in getting up ward-meetlngs to
oust the late Collector, Mr.. Van Ness Mr.. Law
renee is, it is said, inlmovabe, in consequence OF
private instructions from Mr.. Secretary Walker.
Many think that MIR. Walker will not allow any
changes TO take place until he his way clear to
the succession, which may be many days hence
In the meantime there has been good deal OF
conversation relative to the removal and restoration
of Mathew l.. Davis and some very funny anec-
dotes have been told about the business II is said
that the Collector sent very polite note TO Mr.. Da-
Wis. giving him notice TO quit, but the shrewd sold
gentleman in specs" suspecting something, never
opened it, Some one out of doors meanwhile asked
the old gentleman if he was going out OF office, and
he replied Immediately with characteristic energy
"No, Sir-rll be id if ] leave the Custom House
so long as ve'' We understand also that during
the regime OF Mr.. Curtis similar took place
in the case OF son of the old gentleman, Mr.. George
r. Davis, whose retention of office was very often
sive to the wings. His removal was demanded by
some Of the whig committees, and accordingly
the Collector sent him note requesting his
absence, but smelling rat, the incumbent did
not open the note. Another was sent, and with
the same result and another and another, but
Mr.. Davis was not to be caught. Mr.. Curtis was so
amused at this ingenuity, that he finally ceased to
trouble Mr. Davis, and he retained office in spite OF
the whig committees. The sold boy in Specs" as
he is called, has played the same game, and with
similar success. We have doubt that he will
verify his energetic assertion, and hold office till
death, more potent than any Collector, dismisses
him.
One thing is certain, at all events, and that is the
unhappy demoeracy--the suffering democracy-he
fortunate democracy, are Just as much troubled
withMr. Lawrence as they were with Mr.. Van Ness.
They are now beginning to talk very savagey
against Mr. Walker, and appear to be just finding
out who Mr.. Polk is.
OPERATION OF THE New POSTAGE LAw.-The
annexed comparative statement of letters mailed in
this city for the five principal cities in the Unien,
exhibits the operation of the new postage law in
| this section
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

OUR CIRCULATION. : The Tribune of yesterday
published an article, purporting to come from a
correspondent, and affecting to discern wonderful
discrepancy in the statements relative to our circu-
lation. The simple fact is, however, that there no
discrepancyEat ALL Our highest daily circulation
is about aixteen thousand, and that in combination
with our weeklyi,n extras makes an aggregate OF
10000, as stated by us, and we will venture say
that it is the highest circulation OF any journal
of the same class in this or any other coun-
try. 1t is true there is small penny paper which
claims 900 daily, but the thing is impossible, and
we know from undoubted data that it does not print
over 25OO0 daily. AS to the Tribune itself, although
it has been ranked as second in point OF circulation
in this city, that is papable lie, and knows
it better than the aforesaid unctonary, who has the
evidence before him.
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

Lone BRANcH.-lt seems that an impression has
gone abroad that there rs no more accommodation
Tor visitors at this fashionable resort. This is quite
7 mistake, as there is still plenty OF room at How
lands uormery Barclays) Hotel, where the best OF
treatment will be met with
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
NUMBER or LETTERS MAILED.

This great increase, in so short a space of time,
has probably been caused in some measure by the
usual revival of trade at this of the year, but
the low rates of postage have their full effects as
well as the increased business correspondence Of
the country, and the larger number of leters1show
that the cheap system" will eventually succeed.
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

GRAND MILITARY EXCURSION AND ENcAaPMENT.
On Tuesday next there will be military encamp-
ment on the old Revolutionary ground of Fort Lee,
in which citizens are invited to participate. The
whole of the commanding officers of our citizen SOL
diers with their staff will be present, together with
several companies; also the commanding officers,
staff, and companies from Newark, Brooklyn, and
Jersey City. From the arrangements made and
making, this promises to be one of the grandest af-
fairs of the season. A steamboat has been engaged
to convey parties to the spot at various hours in the
day, which will accommodate all who desrous
of being present. The profits devoted to sup
port the military library and reading room esta-
blished in this city
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

OPERATION OF THE New POSTAGE LAw.-The
annexed comparative statement of letters mailed in
this city for the five principal cities in the Unien
exhibits the operation of the new postage law in
this section
NIAinIR OF LETTERS
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
The Steamship Great Britain.

This leviathan Of the deep is expected to arrive
to-day. Letters received by the last mail from
England, from Captain Hoskens, and others con-
necied with her, state that she would positively sail
the 26th ult, and that she might not be expected
= this port before the 9th insta I, to-day. There
- no truth whatever in the report that she Will visit
Boston ere she returns to England.
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
NEW YORK HERALD.
The Illustrated Weekly

The JVeekly HeraM will be issued at 5 O'Clock
this morning.
II will be beautifully illustrated with ball room
scene al fashionable watering place, aud scene
from. Les Huguenots, magnificent opera 10 be
produced next Monday evening al the Park. II may
also contain the news by the Monster steamer.
Single copies, in or out of wrappers, sxpence each
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

HUDSON RvER.-The navigation of the River is
not SO much lmpeded this season as heretofore by
na e sana oas below the city The largest class Of steam
was once formidable obstruction between this city
ana Troy, however, the channel is not free from
hese annoying obstacles Their large boats frequently
ground upon the sand, and when the water Ia lowest
they are obliged to remain at docksai6any argus
.1ug. 3.