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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-16
DIR CIRCULATION.

,-,,,, mean to keep the following paragraph stan
- e,bo benefit Of all whom it may concern:
O'l AIDvERTIsING.-We would commend the following
,, ,,a attention of the advertising community
8, wilmington Journal" circulates upwards OF IL
ro COPIES weekly. Its circulation in the town
,vtnrton is large rs that OF any other paper pub
shcd in the place. We would further state that its
CIRCULATION in the counties which trade to this place is
TINES large as that of any other paper publish
North Carolina and thatlts list is daily increasing
W. saw therefore, without the fear of contradiction,
is the best vehicle for advertising which the peo-
40 If Wilmington can select One other observation.
NO think that although a large majority of the readers
tho ,JonrnaI' are Democrats still THEY occasionally
aIittle trading well as the readers of the WING pa
ors We have written the above merely for the nfor.
,,on Of those who most deeply interested-buEi-
sss men Of all professions and all political Grecds-
y,tpo WANT CUSTOMERS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-16
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
Post Office, Wilmington.

NorruERx NAIL, by Rail Road, due daily at A NJ.
md close at lOevery night.
So-r4EFN MAIL, by Steamer from Charleston, is due
ALLY al a. NJ, and closes at % A. NJ. every day.
FAYETTEVILLE MAIL by Rail Road, is due on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, at P. NJ and closes same
l,ys at 10 at night.
FAYETTEVILLE MAIL, by Prospect Hail. Elizabethtown,
Wes,b ooks, and Robesons is due on Tuesdays Thurs
4aysand Saturdays at A NJ, and closes days
atIOP.M.
smruvILLE NAIL by Steamer, is due daily at A. NJ,
and closes at 81 p. NJ. every day.
TAYLoRs BRIDGE, LONG CREEK, MooRE's CREEK, BLACK
RIVER CHAPEL, and HARRELLs STORE Mali, is due every
Thursday at 6 P. NJ, and closes same night at 10.
OHsLow MAIL Via Topsaii Sound, Stump Sound
needs Ferry Jacksonville to Richards, and returns
via Bannermans, is due every Monday at P. NJ, and
,Ioses every Thu sday night at Top NJ.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-16

DDr rtflumery and Fancy Articles.
EIN,Ch, German. and American Perfumery
? on maE Cloth, Nail, Comb, and Tooth Brushes,
PASTE ,s. an3 Hair Oil, Hair Dye, Soaps, Tooth
II o'd Powder, great variety. For sale by
LIPPITT & WILLKINGS,
Druggists and Chemists.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-16
Drugs.

\ 1nhF-4OO0 bushels landing ard for sale by
: Dec. 2t-l5-tf] R. H. STANTON & Co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-16

These lines are Introductory to what may
be considered succession of epitaphs on the
personal friends whose bodies he found upon
the field. 1t would extend the extract too far
TO insert them We can only add the close OF
the poem, where he takes leave OF a group OF
his young comrades in Harris company, who
had fallen together:
Aud here see that youthful band,
That loved to move at Harris command;
saw them for the battle dressed,
And still where danger thckest pressed,
marked their crimson plumage wave.
How many fill this bloody grave!
Their pillow and their winding sheet
The virgin snOW-a ShrOud most meet!
But wherefore do linger herel
Why drop the unavailing tear
Where'er turn, some yOuthiu al form,
Like foWeret broken by the storm,
Appeals TO me in sad array,
And bids me vet moment stay,
Till ! could fOndly lay me down
And sleep with him on the cold ground,
For thee, thou dread and solemn p!aIn
Ineer shall look on thee again.
And spring, with her efacing showers.
Shall come, and summers mantling flowers;
And each succeeding winter throw
On thy red breast new robes of snow;
Yet will wear thee in my heart,
All dark and CORY as thou ant
Shortly after his return from Canada, En-
sign Butler was promoted TO a captaincy in
the regiment to which he belonged. But as
this pro motion was irregular, being made over
the heads of senior officers in that regiment, a
captaincy was given him in the 44th, new
ly raised regiment. When freed from parole,
by exchange, in 1914, he instantly entered on
active duty, with company which he had re-
cruited at Nashville, Tennessee. His regi-
ment was ordered to join General Jackson in
the south; but Capt Butler, finding its move
ments too tardy, pushed on, and effected that "a
junction with his company alone; Gen. CALL
at that time an officer in Captain Buffers COM
pany, (since governor of Floriaa,) in letter
addressed to Mr.. Tanner, of Kentucky, pre-
sents, as an eyewitness, so graphically the
share which Captain Butler had III the Cam
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-16
THE FIELD OF RAISIN.
, hattie IS Ger the din is mast,

THE FIELD OF RAISIN.
The battle s DER the din is past,
Nights mantle on the field is cast
The Indian yell is heard no more,
And silence brOodS DER Fries shore.
At this lone hour go to tread
The field where valOr Vainly bled-
To raise the wounded warriors crest,
Or warm with tears his icy breast;
To treasure up his last command,
And bear it to his native land.
1t may one pulse of joy impart
To fond mothers bleeding heart;
Or for moment it may dry
TIE tear.drop in the widows eye.
Vain hope, away! The widow ne'er
Her warriors dying wish shall hear.
The passing yep yr bears no sigh,
No wounded warrior meets the eye
Death is his sleep by Erie's wave,
OF Raisin's snow we heap his grave!
How many hopes lie murdered here
The mothers joy, the fathers pride,
The country's boast, the fOeman's fear,
In wilGer'd havoc, side by side
Lend me, thou silent queen of night,
Lend me awhile thy waning light,
That may see each we'll loved form,
That sunk beneath the morning storm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-16
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

~ al 1us5e-s 20 s4rey;se-eafs 'elf ~ NJ rf b -
D.1,1. % let ,,li no' b, liken oar = ~ Oree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED rOE The TRIBUNE

AsHEs-Ars que, At 59iAa5 37K and ~ The 'ae' ere
limited
coTToS-Th from abroad has Bad uHia'or''- effect
and tie market t.c ioner sales roo or slp tale.
FIol AND MALT : ir 5-l- i9i .ouf 20 1ay al
the marke 20 Je buo}a Prrs are - o. ~ go
better saturday. The .a-s ado Up 5r1 3o - 05 ~
below tlt Iaud-d tie sale. roo 90 100 t1l' olaf ~
some 1nin-rected .od Al 5'tl kfir an1 hy
en there demand. and sae 80 or so bos A. "a
ns A sale of ZOO bbs Richmond Cts, c@ertte ~ iA- i
steady. Sales o or 30 abs a. ll a. IS i9Jefej hlr fo o.
| 3 81 a. el'h sales go NJ so hos.
GRAlN-For Wheat there fr nqlp iai hiflers were ID -
rarset ior elod sanYies sfes le'lD % l-'Y o.'" ~.
and 420 bush Chicago 40 - -, showing m
been nte hnctuain- as va better si te l. 81. !,
morning. 1e conef extent and -aies 20 ie ~
low w. for "iiei t4ar' or round yr-." 'iu.e. 49, ,.
Of u1ed. show See me Of 90 eI hlsh but ~ the c'e
change from Saturday Rye 7uaI- 60 10 up ana
with saes 600 roo blrh Rye ne mael n-l
At Is Oats dull al 3ia5s 60 or Northern "i sales QUO "
PROyIslONs-The make; for Pod DOT active bai em y,
% 3Ia and 'iast The sal.. are hNiel 70 80 p
saturday ,bou 1000 bbs Mes we're sod a. u "a ii
DOLL Mes firm at perlol rates Sales s' n-
20 l'i. Lard held By Hs rne' sn-f ilia elI- n =, A.
About 0o bb Hanged bands 81 - ~ ni - .ts |
l0 ttis ee-e Lard AZ about rs o.. IN fea Meai- We eA
~ tb- Hams fci' About 300 %. sde.' bose n cold az
5ci.. Butter sud Cheese duL
GROCERFs- su.tr- Isu uusot those DO store
holders hfle mostly NiiulfNh iNTit ..' t ~ ..,-.
to-day. 100 pigs stern Notions -nd al , "lt r an
30 h1s Havana a. ~ ~ bids VI ses a'l'. i1f d.tl '
DO Nu-cos ado ~ e ~ Tue market rRi i, u n,.i
WHskY-is without change, wh --- go bos ~ - es 'i I
Ac,rro Of Whale Iso0 bt. bought Es-t Nee
Yor English Lseed hsd higher and o ga
o5 d $50 At p 81 n. axe 4, % 'i'.f
made sLe sqri Trpentae a. ~ Cts time
cov.r % nominal a. 10. nor TIrafhv
With .rnsu sles parcel o Rough Pix sod a. p per bush
sKISswe noi- 1riher sales Of 300 Of 500 carooa 5la'3
oil ME4L-s Small .se. are making a, Isa.ai Is Perest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

On SUNDAY tue z7th the s5 year Of be age, Mf THOMAS
AMTRMAN an Ga and respectable citizen Of thls CITY
friend. Of the family and Of lfs son. b. Aernm .nl ~.
Thomas Amermau ~ law Anthony feeie are respect
uy funeral h Tresdsy afternoon, ne 4 instant A.
4ock from BIS re-dence one Hundred and fsl ~ai Od
Post Road.
Carriages will be waiting 10 front Of ne te Dueh Ohuf 3D.
corner fsisyefte and FOURTH st from ~ I Y n
A. Boiitn on sunday met, Mr. MARY LAWRENCE
rslrf I'd Daniel Lawrence deceased. sgei - years.
H. isf,.s ana friends Of the family respectfully tied %
attend r funeral the eteDe If her IA" Lev
Van Antwerp @ Atlantic e this Tuesday, al " VI Her remains
viii b taken % NeFtowu. 49,. ....,,s
A. Brooklyn sunday evening the 47ih mt BIN ADA'i9'
H., of the firm Adams. the 18th year 81 BIS age
on the 2.t mt ~ Buckram Long Island THOMAS fEAi'AL
ae.4 - years member 9th Society OF frends ,., o.
On he 10Th INST Quarantine Ground. GOLDMAN NELL
AGED h. mouths and 10 days, Of John and sarah hey
A. BRIDGEPORT Conn ALBERT AUGUSTINE, son Abeftsois'
of New Y0fs sged7 months and days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

~ Wheaten Grit. from rev wheai highly

~ Wheaton Grif-, from rev wbez. highly M
tftOu. agreeable and olesome food used n the form Of
pudding &c or boiled with uk FAR superior tspioca
any article Of the kind and found peculiarly beneficial for
person Of ede1tary hsbs In o. pagers VIII directions
for cOoAing Liberal discount 10 grOcefs and dealers.
aI2i nieOdis HECkER BkOIhEh' 81 Chefry-st
To Gcufiemen'- iiat--Fnll -tyle-BIRD. cor Of
Pine ari Nassau Genremeas Hats q the Fa standard,
ensrac- al tie recent Improvements IN ne various
branches 81 the a reley for Inspection snf sale
There, -tye submitted to the critical Judgment Of the
eopnoissr A. ell Tor he style and finish, The qusiiy Of
the article offered.
The subscriber relies with much confidence upon the Just
discrimination Of discerning public resting hs claims upon
the known merits Of has for gulliy durability and
srior fnih a. the erideno Of their intrinsic excel
lsnee; and the liberal patronage hitherto enjoyed i a
sufficient test Of their quality Notwithstanding the eEtavs
giant professions u desers 90 common g. NE present time
aus Uni. BIRD. corner Pine al Nassau be.
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Domestic Ports.
Rom ous CORRESPONDENT


PHILADELPHIA. Aug ssArr bars LYDIA Ann hsfNood, kl
Jane Cora Hargrave PaeL Wka Laguayrt brg-
Avsrsdo Hutchinson. Eaport. Florence Hopkins doi seaman
Hartman NYork. McGre Hch50ra New Bedorii Qlois
Rel FoWer Lubec Hyas Carr Bosioa; wsreh Grace Caroline
Jones New Haven Aeaander ONes io Matilda, staples Newport
ID we.,eroe Young NYork sch say Wheaton Wheaton, NeN
Yo Charles Ellis sieenan Trinidad te Cubs james Hart bf
aock Newport WimantA Roger, New London Geuroy fh
new Nepousei SUPERB Toinn Aliens Point Genoa Grant Ne"
port. Redow Holmes Nisrk E1abeh, Pratt DO; Fruitful N
henf New Bedford. .loop standard Nuloft, Baltimore oil,
C harks sarossa Tarey, Orleans Lucy Mara Iread-i
Boston: Turk drdge do bngs Eliza Jane. townsend
NC Winthrop. lord. Boston; John HI Badiord brso NJ
carr BOSTON Appleton Bridge Mar-ads Prbe Do Veto
shue do schr. GeEoy. Phnney, Mtoa NILS Isabella by nor
NYo Reir8w Holmes Staten Island Superb TomAn, Milton NIL,
Hnis Perry Weymouth; jacob RAY mond, Bowen Nana ~
Grace Caroline Jones Norwich, Alexander Neal NeH Haven ID "
Nssseo Yong NYort Oregon Post 90; wm Peach Peach Cou
cesier Mass; Delaware, Warrington, Lylai barge Mars hA
Nax Nurk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

At Baltimore the tigbtness which prevails In the
money market still continues The street rate is II
per cent per month
Ameeting OF the Board of Directors OF the Gin
cinnaii and Bepre Railroad Company held ia Chill
hco,he Tuesday last when Mr. Price, the engineer re-
ported that the entire route from Cincinnati 10 Harmsr
had been surveyed except . miles in the valley OF
Paint Creek Total distance 205 miles total cost Of
grading and structure S3,2s3l5o of this amount the
C4ooths Advertiser says than sj0oOOO will have
20 be expended al the Knobs between salt and Rae
coon Creeks The of sscenis and descents on the
route from Chiieothe to Harmsr rid Belpre is 22i6
feet West of the sco,o the highest point to be sur.
mounted is 579 feet
Washington, Land-W Warrants are selling at
slOs. ,,..
Al New-Orleans, the Money market is easy
Fair paper goes freely at 70 per cent and strictly first
class at per cent Stocks were dull and Texas seeu
tiles wtbou. SALE Exchanges were dull and without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

LIYERPOOIShfp Ni0eafa6 cask Rogers, Kefchum Grl'
crank shafts Person & Col
Van Antwerp. Hubble CO. Wyckoa-f bales C
sr0ns-ll cases stuart Col 90 W White bales l.
Atterbury J & Coo DO Aenlf ca-ks Dennistoun & D'
brow MGR o. G W j Moore CO. bae- b
truss Gon Co.'S bis MADDEN Sonsl2 Re.s Bro
Co-2baes Hastings Col case Little, Alden CO crates
n casks W p McInosh-7 ca-ks tofrmg-l OK A
Halsted DO Irving val Wsr-i bale & Hlyden-
Ghon CO.. btl- Patton sievarll crates C.
Jackou4 Ghou btl- Phelps. Dofde 81 che
th hhds hampers 10 ba-s Wile- & CO craes ID
skdleu4f 4 n Tredee-l31s Bie-ker Oo'hout
6css W Hans01 tons coal Cha Ius-l5 cases %
bis Tucker Mead DIS ghol Co.'S h. case Cameron
Brand Capp Keup-lB boxes Phelps, Dodge Cos
cham cable anchors lower tres cauboue fro-t Hs
medicine chest Thompson SepLessf bh i3l
tons pg a rails cks case IS s W
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-B1JUKTRHDE.'
70 BooKsELLERs AND THE TRADE


GENERALLY 4 DAVENPORT Tribune
VI Buildings, Nsssag-s1 offer the following books 10 the
trs6e
The Life OF Gen Zachary Taylor with his letters refer
cnce O The Pres dsucy, win skeich o. Hon. Msru FIJI
more. g per nurdfei Prre u. cents single.
Jenny Liud. by Ko-- Ellen Henincks Price = cents
Guy FaNke-. by kusworh Prce - cents.
Iron Mask Victor Hugo. Prce S cent.
The Hunters ~ keuucky Price IS GEMS
The secret Belt ~ The lnvisibes- Pnce = cents
Tle Heads % Tie He'd Price % ceuis
krhur Noo1-i-b. Rnmanre Of Mexico. Price . cents
The spnchryphal New Testament Prcs 81 cents.
A Universe. History of the Word. by q L Heb5e Vol
.. nov bound Pnce - Is The greatest Of the sac
The Indian u BIZ Wigwam. by Sch0oicrsn Price SD cis
The - etdors Of Versailles Price IS cents
Diving Ne'L the Doom NJ The Frenii-ss. Prc- -
Dick Turin. he Bold fiighvsvnan. Price - cents
TIE Horse Doctor sud Complete Farrer Price s. cents
The GaTleler and Florist Prc@ = cents.
The Sc1lr-e u Venice Price 2. cents
The Arcn,ect IN a series u Nos Nos. new out Pnce
5. cents per No
The Irate supplied 90 he most liberal terms by
DEWITT DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings.
allS -tl- Successors 90 W Il. Graham Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

~ Constipation, tCOsuveness y" Obstinate, invei-
and habtual constipation cotveness only totally
overcome but s.sO completely destroyed without using
either purgauves. m ectons or baths BY natural figr
and Dlie nelas recently discovered In France, follow ed
by numerous from celebrated physicians and by
many are-tanons from other persons OF distinction
Just published. the i'm English from the TTenysecoud
French edition OF the above celebrated treatise Pnc-
shilling Sod by the subscriber. sic agent for the United
States n DyuHs0nd 4 Co.'S drug>ire ia ne Lgfayge
Bdrg 81 Rerdest second door from Brcddo1y where the
Nanons Depot Of the New and Improved Warriors Erra
euta1 has ius been removed to-
The Treatise together with the Eralents also for sale Al
the following suD-agencies, VIZ. Manu. rs Broadway,
corner OF ChSmbersst Ring Broadway corner Of Johrs
Dapuy, Broadway, corner OF Hotsioa,st heakinfs ol
Co. 10 Broadway and 10 AsIoT Hoese. aus TaThksEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
THE POOR MANS FRIEND.


GUMS DOMESTIC MEDICINE, or Poor's Mans
u Friend IN the hours Of Affection, Pain and Sickness
This book points plain language free from Doctors
terms The diseases Of women and children, and Toe
and most approved means used IN ier cure anu Is
intended expressly for the benefit of families 10 also con
t,us desc pOns OF the medicinal roots and herbs on me
United States and how hey 10 be used Ia the cure OF
d.-eases 10 is arranged new ami simple plan by
which the practice Of medicine Is reduced % principles OF
common sense.
Each copy accompanied with the recommendations Of
some of he distinguished medical professors and prac-
toners country. much OF 10 being selected from me
practice Of the celebrated medical men OF Europe and
Amenca d, ,,..,-
u contains upward OF 900 octave pages, ana Is SOFA al inc
low price OF -
Grxs. Dasr.r MraI.fSrWe seldom take up boos OF W.
,ss a,h favorable prep sesson 1r We fear ilacs- nd pre-
t, have been a, 0r the poor man but s Nofk our
pre- aces conquered Professional men a. well n Others we
Sc ce-ry recommend ths book which has, 10 H. ample rss
h o de 1eces-ar. Oh Or 90 diseases,
Published for the proprietor by - 49, =, a.,
good agents wanted 20 sell the above work, 20
whom liberal discount Will be made Appucauon- 70 re
ceve attention must be- postpaid, addressed TO L. NJ sax
tOn 205 Broadway, Newly ork. an1o DIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
JUST PUBLISHED

nR H. BOsTWICK's GREAT WORK aud Lectures
Don diseases Of the gepo-annery oIgsas - pages,
ss swork that has long been wanted IL Il the most ful
and complete practical work Of the kind ever issued from the
prss II contains 81 cOOred engra Wings which delineae
his Of diseases nmitaby contans 20 wood sngrnV-
ngs well ecuted aud everything known about the 1odern
treatment OF these ceases has been carefully recorded hnd
iii he most approved prescriptions and formulas have been
ven For sale Al thu Office Of publication, al s resi-
dence OF the a thor. so Broadway. Price $40
Also Dr RS work on the Manure and Treatment Of a
class OF diseases resulting from improper habits Illustrated
with "a engravngs; with Hints 70 Young Men<ol pages
This i a complete practical treatise giving the most APP
proved methods Of cre Il IL said by the medical profe
ION TO he the best Of the kind in the English angua
For sale At 6l 81 SIS $50 and OF the author removed 10 -
Rroadvvav Price 81 aull a1is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For sales Of Stocks, DC. see Fourth Page

MONDAY, August 25-P. NJ.
The Foreign News appears to have had no
marked effect upon Stocks Government Securities
were dull and the new loan sold at A. Treasury Notes
were offered at 81 Fances about the same as on
Saturday At the Second Board, sale of 900 shares
Long Island was made at 263, seller ninety.
The market for Exchanges is quiet, but without
change Sterling is 9d9l Francs, 25@5 22i short
sight 20.
There is considerable Freight Offering, but we
heard of but few engagements. Cotton is 5'32d heavy
freight lis 6da2Os Corn, sd d6d, in bags and bulk
There is no change to notice in the Money mar
ket loans are easily negotiated at per cent on hrst
class securities Paper goes at IA per cent for favor
tie signatures. The Banks are doing literally for their
customers.
The amount of Coin in the SubTreasury this
morning was a million and half The payments from
the vaults to-day were 100000 The balance remains
large consequence of the payments into the Treasury
on account Of the August nstalment the new loan
The Custom House also now contributes freely. The
amount Of duties collected last week S5l0,2O6 10
daily follows
Aug l9......... s776S 90 Aug 23........ 1882 IS
' 2l............ 91o6o 81 - St.''''''''''' $500 49,,
22......,..... 9O,226 10 9" 25......... lH,oo@ ID
The value of merchandise imported into this dis
trict excepting that sent to the warehouse, and the
amount Of duties received during the week ending on
tho 18th inst in each of the three years annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29


The advices by private letters in regard to Amer
lean stocks are rather favorable. Bsrngs Circu
lar says We hear of but few transactions the fol
lowing the nearest quotations United states 6 %
90 NewYork State S. 90; NewYork City IS, so
South Carolina 5si S. Mississippi 6s, 90 buyers Penn
sylvania IS cx div o. Ohio 6s, 30 Massachusetts, o.
~ % Maryland S. o." letter to Messrs. Browns
quotes Government Us at 80 and adds that there are
symptoms of a rise soon. Another leading London
banker gives the following quotations NewYork IS,
90 81; Gs 90 81; Pennsylvania % Ohio, 90 Mas
sachusetis, % 1907 South Carolina So Indiana, 30
Illinois IS a 81 Louisiana Is 81 Maryland, o. %
New York City 50 Kentucky. $ Tennessee, 60.
The last iron on the Ramapo Railroad was to
have been laid to-day, and a pass over the road
Sixty mlesofthe Auburn and Rochester Railroad
are already relsd with the heavy II rail- and the
tire route of n miles will be complete in few weeks.
Ii is contemplated to from Rochester to Auburn in
three hours The travel this road at present s
very great and is constantly increasing.
The following is a statement OF the Coal Trade
OF last week
frounf Of Coal ne Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road and SohvykU NarigaoH for The cee ending Thuys-
dIU ctcaing last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
Tnr CnEsrER COUNTY BAyk RonnERY.-

The CHESTER COUNTY BANK ROBBERY--
There have been recently. most singular devel-
opments made in relation 10 the Chester County Bank
robbery and two or three additional arrests have been
the consequence while others well known 10 the com
rnunity are implicated We not yet AZ liberty 70
note the facts which have 70 our knowledge but
il will be sufficient TO know there s now probability
that the perpetrators Of the robbery viii be secured
Robert II. Laekey alias Harper, who was arrested on
suspicion of being concerned In the affair has impica
ted several others some of whom have fed and the
matter Will now be probed to the bottom
fPhilad. News 2-th.
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Rye, KEMP, Aq ysSD,y s.., ,..,s

A. 10 O'clock a. 30 Broadway opposite CITY Hal
EXTENSIVE AND PERENFroKY Sab o. ftkNiftst, fis'
~cYoRrFs sc by catalogue consisting ~ aoo9. geo 50 be-
r he srs..f ana beet al rosewood mahoSsny
and walnut furniture OF good STYLES ara ~ofAmSn
ship % Dee found IN the city Parues shout purchasing io
niure or psnofore- Nil DO Wi 10 bear me see m ln-'
IFS. and the whole vii positively De soo-thefeoy oreihN
great inducements for those who IN want 0i asy amy N
The above line.
Pt,NoF0krE>- DO rosewood and mahogany plane
fories. 8. 81 and OctSves Oftne tone an1 nnish.
Psrlcu hereafter
Catalogues Will be published. and ladies' and gentlemen
are invited 10 examine The goods before ne sale.
Persons purchasing 20 out of TIE city, can have thef
goods packed and shipped In good order a, reasonable
rhsrsa su9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

Total.. .7a79s7 aos.HO 90os.