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HonoTfo Gen. Cdss.-Gen. Cass Y q
bout to return home. He comes crowned
with honors which to the eye Of posterity
will rank "aboye ell Greek, all Roman
fame" Next TO r~edssming . country from
tyranny and bestowing the priceless gift e
freedom, is the distinction ofsaying . grest
and prosperous people from the calamitiss
of discord, disruption snd an o%verthrown
constitution. To Gen. Csss pre.eminently
among all our statesmen belongs the latter
honor. And now, that the tumult OF diss
union, is flushed, and the sun once more
shines brightly over our whole country, il
becomes Us to consider how much. We ara
indebted to;our patriotic Senator. Intrisls
and discouragements of no ordinary kind,
amidst coldness apd r~eproseh, even frcn
the house ofhis friends, he has stood stead.
fast, the eloquent and unfaltering defender
of the Union. His personal devotion 70
this cause has illustrated what he himself
expressed in memorable words: 'thst be
knew not what sacrifice he would o tmsks
for it." He has rounded ell tie great ser.
vices Of bis life BY deserving the distinctive
title Of the Statesman Of The Union.-lDs.
|tToit Free Press.
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sued under thtRs scg sEzff Ss delivered upon
any power Of attorney q sefs9@snk ditsS
he passage Of this ssttsfand That AL
such powers Of attorney Of. agreeinents>Ss
considered and treated as null end void.
1.-THE position Of this law 10 this: After
the bill was engrossed and approved, il wa
discovered that there was an omission 10
which was done BY q dishonest clsTk-hS
having left out the provision for The issuing
of patents to soldiers and Representative
alone. As soon as the rascality was dis
covered, . bill wal. ip~trodnesdinto the SEN
ate to. cure the defect. aItPssssd ihatbodyE
but failedin the House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
|In. this State of the. case, the Prssident SIS
pended the execution, or carrying late asfs
feet, of the Law, until after the next meet
ing Of Congress.i Here again The hand spscu-
|lators have been hsadsd.1 {t'77'I
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..%DRMOCRITIU B1NNRR.
LOUISIANA, MONDAY, OCTOBER l4th.
Bowling GREEK, Mo-, Oct. 9th, 1850.

~. BowLINc green, Mo-, Oct. 9Th, 1850.
Nh. PIcxEEs-Dear Sir: Please announce to
the voters Of Pike county, that 1 solicit their suf-
frages for the Office of Judge of the Probate Court,
at The ensuing special election to be held for said
county on the LIST Monday in November next, and
oblige your friend,
S. F. MURRAY.
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$l5O,OOO,OOO
Total,

Total, $4,000, 600
It will be seen by this that but a small portion
of the product, up to this time, has reached the
United States. A portion Of that taken to Ore
gon will in time. reach this portion Of the coun-
Try; but most of the shipments 20 Mexico and
South America, will ultimately reach England.
The large capitalists Of London have made great
efforts to get hold Of all the dust possibly, for
the purpose. in the first place, Of making money
by the operation; in the second place, to avail
themselves of the law compelling the Bank Of
England 10 pay a certain price for the metal; and
in the third place, to accumulate in England an
enormous amount Of gold, for the purpose Of Sc
curing that ascendency which she has so long
enjoyed in the financial world. The Rothschilds
have been the most prominent operators in this
business, and they have, no doubt, a rich har-
vest. :
Democratic banner., 1850-10-14
California Gold.

1t is estimated, (says the N. Y. Hsrald) that
California has sent into the world, during the past
two years, full one hundred and fifty millions Of
dollars worth of geld dust, which has been dis
as follows:
.PRoDucrIos OF GoLD IN CALIFORNIA, TO Aug 80.
Shipped to the United States, $4,000, 600
Taken to Oregon by miners, 100000
Taken to Mexico by miners, 10000, 900
Taken to England through Mexico, l5,000,0 900
Taken to England via Panama, 100000
Shipped to South America, $4,000, 900
Shipped to Sandwich Islands, 100000
direct to England BY C. Horn, 10000, 900
~Shippedto other parts Of the world, 100000
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sec. q. Ana De 90 JuTkner enacted DC,
That all sales, mortgages, letters of attor-
|ney. or other instruments of writing going
to affect the title or claim to any warrant or
certificate issued, or any land granted, or
to be granted, under the provisions of this
act, made or executed prior to the issue,
shall be null and void, to all intents and
purposes whatsoever ; nor shall such oertif-
icate or warrant, or the land obtained there.
by, be in anywise affected by, or charged
with, or subject to, the payment of any debit
or claim incurred by such officer, or soldier,
prior to the issuing Of the patent: Provided,
That the benefits ofthis act shall not accruel
to any person who is a member ofthe pres
emit Congress: PROVIDED, further, That i'll
shall be the duty of the Commissioner ofthe
General Land Office, under such ~repula.
tiOns as may be prescribed by the Sscrsta.
OF the Interior, to cause 70 be located,
free Of expense, any warrant which the
holder or waFrantee may designate, and up-|
on good farming land, 50 far as the same|
can be ascertained from the maps, plats,
and field notes Of the surveyor, or from any
other information in the possession of the To-
cal Office; and upon the location being made,
as aforesaid, the Secretary shall u 81
patent to be submitted to such Q warranted
find pr0uided further, That no patent is.
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FRElGHTS
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY IA. 1850.

BAcoNThe receipts of Bacon have been large and sales
extremely dull at 7c To- hog round We hear that
lots have changed hands octon less We continue
quotations for Some 5000 lbs old Bacon sold
So per 100 lbs
CoRN-The market is we'll supplied with Corn, and sales
have been very m ted since last report 236 bushels
from the brought 5lc per bushel Our table
represents about the actual market prices per cargo Hold
ers asking higher rates.
FLOUR We have change to notice in this market The
stock of Fayetteville brands is heavy
HAY.--No sales
LARD-The stock in market is heavy and very little de-
mand for the article. Sales limited
LCMBER.-River.-We hear of no sales this week.
L:QuoRs.-Our quotations only nominal.
MoLAssEs Sales Of $50 hhds., from Maanzas, sold at
8c gallon 80 days The stock has been considerably
reduced and holders refuse to take less than 20c
gallon, in lots to suit
NAVAL STAREs-Saes of upwards 5000 barrels Turpen-
tine since our last report at steady prices mostly
highest figure About 500 barrels Common Rosin sold
IS cts Small sale spirits Turpentine firm prices a
About 200 barrels Tar changed hands at clos
ing at latter price.
PEAsWe have change to notice in this market Sales
small.
PoEK-Fresh sales at the market ats 81 cents per 100
lbs.
PorAToEsSeveral lots Of Irish planting potatoes have
g 25 per barrel retail price from 81 80 per barrel
Last sales made at $15 per thousand, for White Oak
SLAVES HEADINe.-Not much done in this market,
barrels. Sales of ashe heading at SO per NJ.
TIMBERSales of Timber have been only to limited ex-
tent varying in price according to quay-see table,
have advanced Sc per barrel. See
table for last rates paid.
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became exceedingly anxious for purchases
of Id and in instances I'd per pound was
obtained by holders and the days sales reached
on speculation Since Tuesday there has been
activity demand been upon much smaller scale,
which holders freely supply at decline Of I'D Id pound
upon the quotations of Friday last The sales to-day
900 bales 5000 on speculation The this
50 600 bales, of which spectators have taken $4,000
AmercanThe authorized quotations to-day for fair bowed
I'd, Mobile I'd, Orleans It'd
The Corn market continues exhibit much anguor Buy
purchases immediate Still at pres
there is not much likelihood of prices going lower than
present quotations At the market held to-day the best
Western Canal Flour sold at 23s Cd 24s Philadelphia and
Baltimore, 25s 25s Cd Ohio, 24s 25s Cd. Indian
steady Sls Sls Sd for white 29s 29 Sd for yell
low, and 2Ss Sd 29s for mixed.
The Iron market continues firm, with improved enden-
cy The last American mail brought considerable orders
and there disposition to buy for the completion for
the English lines Scotch pig iron has been in de-
mand and prices have improved. The quotations
chant bar ron E5 los best rolled ct hoop, 81 lO sheet
e8 5s Scotch pig No. l, nett cash, 60 l6s.
Cash remains abundant but is expected by tho leading
count houses to become tighter in of the large
speculative bills and the operations of the Rus
sian loan. The impetus given to produce of all descriptions
by the abundance of money, has this week. to
checked and the reaction in the value of coffee and
produce indicates that the future of the markets
some time win be downward
In Consols the market has been very quiet and closed
96 being per cent lower than last Friday The Russian
loan has been largely dealt in prices varying from Al
premium although the scrip yet issued 1t closed
night at 81 premium.
CofeeThere has been less activity in tho demand, blu
holders generally are firm.
TobaccoThe sales since the ls 1260 hhds of which
Ireland $50 for oxporation eco by thu
The market been very firm throughout and full
prices paid for all descriptions.
Provsions-Bacon: holders Of do not appear incline
give way price, and the stock Sold having become muc
re6ucel advance of Is per cw has been obtained Low
qualities The sales of beef 400 500 tierces otnar
old brought sos good brands of new US lis 3D. Old prm
mess pork is IN for export good realized SOS
Sos very fine So 5ss Shoulders ordinary selling
les Us good at las los Cd choice of fine quality il
In Lard the transactions have again been ex
tensve sales for the last fourteen days being full so
tons advance per being now the loves
quotation for ordinary refining qu1' cities
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DIED.

In this town. 18th instant SARAH CATHAR1NE
ond daughter of JAMES NJ MIDDLETON, ESQ., of Dupln
ty, in the 10Th year of her age
mother who had been diseased for considerable time but
very after their arrival here the changed the
mother became to the daughter and though kind
laid hold and could She suffered about three
months with affection of the lungs and died fully confding
in Him in whom she had trusted having been consistent
member of Chrs Church for six years The loss to
for the righteous shall be had in everlasting
brance Com.
In New Hanover county, the 9Th instant the resi-
dence of Mrs FLORA A CoLv1N after long and protracted
With excellent mindwith mildness of disposon-with
habits of industry and and with recude of de-
pertinent the deceased secured the affections of her relatives
and also the good will and eseem if not the admiration OF
such individual breach has been made in the family
circle that time cannot repaira wound has been inflicted
that earthly balm heaand loss has been sustained
that cannot be restored until the Heavens wrat flames
and the shall have delivered their long retained
prisoners The deceased had for long time been strict
member of the Presbyterian Church she remembered her
Creator in the days of her youth entered into covenant
relation with him who bought her with his blood. From
and from she deviated Of her believe may
said she has walked with God in meekness and holiness OF
life the life she lived in the flesh by faith the Son
God Her path that of the just that shneth and
DEATH although long and very she bore with great
calmness and patience yea with Christian cheerfuness
Just before the dissolution of her soul and body took
of which she appeared to be large number of he
whom she requested not weep greve for her. for God
with her and before her tongue lost its utter
ance prayed that God would take her himself sCoe
Jesus come quickly ."-Con,.
In Baldwin county, Alabama, the 18th ut Mrs. Ia
BoorH wife of Capt JOSEPH BooTH aged 81 years
Mrs. B. a native of North Carolina.
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STONE q McCOLLLMS
GREAT WEST ERIN cIReus COMPANY.

WILL exhibit at Wilmington, Monday, February IL,
1850, for few days only The corps of Performers Of
this Company without parallel having among this
tensive establishment four Performers and the world
produce their equals, viz
Il. McCOlluil acknowledged the best Two Horse Rider
and General Performer living
T. Neville, the best Single Horse Equestrian!
John Smith, the unrivalled Negro Deneator and the
Original and Inimtable!
Dan Rice surnamed the Orator, the Jester the Joker the
Poet and CLOWN This gentleman of the few bright
stars in the Equestrian frmamen assisted by his brother
With the celebrated Equestrians, D. w STONE, LIP
MAN, BACHELOR, EDGAR, FISHER, REYNOLDS,
Masters JEAN, EURT, and CORNELIUS, and many
others.
Gnul's Brass Band, with its celebrated Leader will dis
course the most fashionable music
Doors will open at 81 o'clock at "a p NJ Ad.
mittance, Box so cents Pit for coored persons 25
performance Wednesday afternoon February 18TH
O'clock for families living in the country and those unable
TO attend the night exhibition G. l.. EATON, Agent.
February 8, 1850 pit
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Commercial.

FAYErrEvILLE, Feb l2-No change in Cotton sales
III 12c. Flour 81 to "a u.s. dull Faxsecd in demand
81 rs. Corn 65c Oats 35c.
New YORK, Feb 9.-NAvAL SToREs-Generally have been
rather quiet and have but to note sales of 800 bbs Will
mington Common Rosin at 81 II 100 North County,
81 03 81 05 rs do. Newbern 81 12} delivered 600 do
White % so So ISL and 300 400 bbls Spirits Turpen-
tine 80 81 cents cash. and 34 &c., mos North Coun-
ty Turpentine is held at 81 IS per $50 lbs.
Boston, Feb. 6.-NAvAL SToREs-Ihe market has been
quiet for all kinds of Naval Stores Sales of Spirits Turpen-
tine 80 cents per gallon cash. The arrivals of Tar have
been pretty large and the market well supplied Sales of
200 300 bbs at 81 s4 81 per Dbl, 6mos In Rosn sales
of 400 bbls. No. Southern at 81 so per Dbl, mos
New YORK, Feb. l2-6 p M.-F1our 81 81 IS g. North
Carolina white wheat 81 o. and Ohio red SO cts per bushe
Corn 60 Gle for yellow and 81 &c for mixed. Oats AZ
45c Rye &c. Mess Pork SO IS, and prime 50. Coffee
continues heavy and the tendency downward Cotton has
declined to per lb middlng Upands 12Ic and mddng
Orleans I2a l2ac Whiskey % "a There contin-
good demand for Naval Stores and sales of crude
pentine 81 and 800 barrels Spirits at 80 81 per
gallon.
BALTIMORE, Feb I2-Flour 81 Is 81 s73 Oats 81 SIS
per bushel Cofee-holders firm, without sales prime
pork 50 5o Sugar IS to s. per 100 lbs; Whiskey 25lc
PHILADELPHIA Feb. l2-6 p M-Flour 81 IS, "a 81 s.
81 corn meal 81 g. Rye -four 81 81 Red wheat 104 lO7
cts; Corn 55t Coo for yellow, white 81 543c; Oats
80 &c., Rye &C., Lard 81 Tic; Coffee dull and declining
quotations given Rice steady; Cotton is rather heavy
and declinins-no sales; Whiskey 23a 25c.
NEwBERS, February 12th.-Soft 81, hard 81 o5 a 10
Common Rosn, go cts. Corn 40 cts bushel Bacon
cents. Lard g. al cents. Slaves $lS per NJ.
Foreign Markets, per Steamer Europa.
LIVERPOOL Friday Evening, JAM 25.-Commercial affairs
still satisfactory state. but at the same time less
buoyant than week ago. The sales foreign and Colonial
produce moderate extent during the last days.
holders their demand, and fl prices generally
have been paid.
The improved with which Cotton market closed
the 18th instant manifested itself upon its opening
Monday Tho demand to fair extent, and toierabiy
well supplied by holders the full of this day scnnght
On Tuesday morning the Boston of the 5h arrived
New York. advising advance Of cent pound
that Market decidedly unayorable accounts as
TO tbs probable amount of the crop. The market me
| atsly manifested excited sGpearancs
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Rome.

be convoked in October and that of the Empire will
assemble In 1851
Rome.
1t is said the want of money prevents the Pope
from returning to his capital and that France has
offered funda to his Holiness The Archbishop OF
Bourges is said to be the bearer of this offer made in
the name of the French Episcopacy.
The Sardinia Chamber of Deputies has approved
the treaty of peace concluded at Milan between the
Pedmontese and tho Austrians. 1t is expected the
Senate will also approve it. At Berlin negotiations
for peace with Denmark have been renewed. The
Russians having resumed diplomatic relations with
the Porte it is expected that the Ausrians will not
be slow to follow.
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Marine intelligence.
PORT or WILMINGTON. NoKTH-CAkoLINA

ARRIVED.
Feb S-Brig Atchafaaya, Means New Haven in ballast
Schr VIM Hart, Candy, Philadelphia, to Geo. HARRIS;
with mdze. to sundry persons
Schr Royal Purple, Price, Shaotte to MASTERY with &C.
Schr Harrison Price Brown New York, to E J. Lutter
lob; with mdse. to sundry persons
9-Brig Clarendon, Philbrook Charleston, to Russell
Kendriek; with salt
schr John Potts Brown collet Philadelphia to DeRos-
set & Brown; with ndse. to sundTy persons.
1oBr Brig Gipsey, Morrison, ST. Thomas in ballast.
G. W. Davis.
18th Steamer Evergreen, Rush, fem Fayetteville, to
18th Sehr. NJ +. Wells. Griffin, from New York, to E.
]. Lutterloh, with mdze. to sundry persons
Schr. Aaric, Prosser, from New York, to poRosset
Brown with mdze. to sundry persons.
Davis with Hay.
Feb s-Br. Brig Aurora, Carey, Liverpool, by J. D
Mekae 4 Co.; with 1000 bushels rough rice
Schr. A ]. DeRosset Brewster New York by pCRosset
tine 81 do ros iss bales cotton 2s4 bushels peanuts
Schr Bowditch, Emery Portland, Me-. by J. Hathaway
s. Son; with 1000 feet lumber, 5000 feet timber
Schr Lucullus, Adams Cuba, by Barry, Bryant Adams
with lumber.
e-Brg John Gutonburg Wooster, Belize, Honduras by
giles, q bbs naval stores.
ll-Brig VIM: Nichols, Parritt, Cuba, by Barry Bryant
s. Adams; with 140, 900 feet lumber
Br. Brig VIXEN, Busn, Cuba. by Barry, Bryant Adj
| ans; with 100 900 feet lumber
l2Schr. Lecsburg Boom Philadelrha, by Ter esset &
Browns with naval stores lumber cotton cotton goods &c
ls-Schr: Cherokee, Smith, Havana, by J. Hathaway &
Son; with 262 tierccs rice -
Schr Ira Brewster, Chadwick New York, by q. w la
Wis., with lumber, naval stores, cotton, cotton goods &c
Schr Perseverance, Torney, for Porto Rico by e. W.
Davis. with 80 900 # Lumber.
l4th steamer Gov. Graham, Rankin, for Fayetteville by
7. c: Worth, with goods for sundry persons
Schr. Harrison Price Brown New orl by E J. Lutey.
Gn SGO @ O DO spirits SSa m
| SKINS bags rags, bags feathers.
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A. u. BOWERS - hROThER,
WATCH and Clock Makers, JeIyeIlG. 8, 6 e.,
y or. r.

Nv 3, q
w opposite the Chronicle Office, Frort-strcct Will E1
mngton, N. G. GzA2&
A. G. b. having just returned from the North with
stock of Elegant Jewey, Watches Clocks Musical Eoxes
Plated and Silver Ware respectfully invite the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Wilmington, and country generally,
inc stock before making purchase elsewhere fat
ter ourselves that sell goods low prices any
other establishment South This stock the third
have received within the last five months which proof
that quick sale and small profit is the best and only way
secure the good will and patronage citizens generally
Musical Boxes Plated and Silver Ware personally repaired
and in workmanke not to be surpassed by any
other establishment and warranted for year.
Feb uary Is, 1850
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/ SEA IN AFRICA. The South African Commercial
Advertiser announces that too wide for vision
it, has been discovered in the interior of that
continent
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D ICE, 100 Casks fresh beat Rice. For sale by
IL HOWARD & PEDEN.
VXTHISKEY. IS Bbls. Wh;skey. For sale by
w HOWARD & PEDEN.
EOUR. Is Bills Canal Flour; Is half bbls do Is bbls
Fayetteville Flour. For sale by
HOWARD & PEDEN
OUTER, Groceries, Liquors, Flour, &c. Families
ID Bakers, Retailers and Tavern Keepers, supply
themselves with any of the above named articles low
rates by calling the undersigned who keep constantly
hand the largest and best assorted stock &C. in this
Fkct, HOWAkIA2 PEnEN
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don't DEAR" said Mrs. Parting to child playing
with powder horn, ''don't touch the pesky thing,
for it may go off, and then you'll get burnt, as the
poor little boy did that got bowed up by pound Of
shot,
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MARRIED..

In county, 3lst ultimo by JOHN BUNTING Esq
Mr. DANIEL FUTREL, to MISS MARY E. eldest daughter
Col. VIM RoBITzscH.
In Dupn county, the Sd instant, by w. H. HANsLEY
ESQ, Mr. DAVIS CoTTLE, to Miss MARGARET JOHNSON.
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NorE.-Rirer Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne, always
sold in the water and subject the expense of landing
M Tar and Turpentne about 10 cents per barrel For dry
Virgin or mixed Tupentine, deduction made according
to quality.
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! DEATH OF BosToN The celebrated race horse
Boston died on Tuesday last, near the residence of
Mr.. Blackburn in Kentucky. He was in his 18th
wear
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The following conundrum took the prize of a silver
! cup at the National Theatre, Boston, on Friday:
| "Why might we suppose that Eve existed before
Adam Because she was the first made (maid }"
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The Emperor Faussin i.


correspondent of the Providence Journal, writing
from Geneva, Switzerland, on the 11th December
last, says
Owing to the fact that the French part of Hayti
over which the Emperor Faustn l. reigns, is French,
and the French language is the language of the peo
pie and the court have this side of the water
received more full and definite accounts than you in
America. number of the agents of the emperor
are at this moment in Paris, procuring most costly
habiliments and furniture for his majesty. They
also commissioned to bring back to Hayt corps Of
artists servants dancers musicians, &c. in order to
surround the court with the splendor which, in
tie days of Napoleon, shone in the saloons of st.
Cloud and the Tuileries. The Paris comic papers
and Cha~ivsri have teemed with most laughabe car
features of the new Emperor Faustin, in boots and
cooked hat t. Napoleon. One represents him STAN
ding with spy-gSss II hand, inspecting in the dis
lance numerous deao bodies dangling upon gibbets
Another represents him logging with
his prime minister. Another still portrays his sa-
BILE majesty twice Offering to NJ. D3pn president OF
the French National Assembly, fine large cato
nine-tails, which he recommends to the honorable
president being most excellent article ler redr,
cling to order the stormy elements of the NatiCnai
Assembly. One artist has portrayed the emperor In
the act of rubbing off the burnt cork from white
mans face the unfortunate individual having vainly
endeavored to pass for full-blooded black. Punch
is not behind-hand, and came out last week with a
letter from Hayti, stating that although white men
were prohibited from holding Office or being natural
lied in Hayt yet they were tolerated and had sepa-
rate galleries ASST gned them in the churches and in
the theatres.
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FIGHT IN WAsH1NGToN.-A correspondent of the
Herald says that fight took place in Washington
last evening between Fitz Henry Warren, Second
Assistant Postmaster General and Hon. Lewis c. Le-
vim. in which the latter came off second best.
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Commercial hank OF VI 1.lims.ton,1
FEBRUARY IL, 1850.
DIVIDEND Of four per cent the Capital Stock of this
n Bank for the last months will be paid Stock
holders or their legal representatives and after Monday
the 18th instant.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Feb'y Is. 1850 1921 T. SAVAGE, Cashier.