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Further Accounts.

OF course parliamentary legislation is
nearly at a stand, but the House Of Lords
had entered upon the protacted question
Of intermarliage with a deceased wife's sis
ter. One entire evening was spent in the
discussion, the Bishops almost exclusively
speaking upon the question.
The bill was defeated by so againt l5
The sale of season tickets for the Great
Exhibition of All Nations commenced on
the 9th uit., and up to the sailing of the
steamer $500 tickets had been sold. Per-
sons are not entitled to free admission on
account of their being unless they
state their intentions Of attending for the
purpose Of explaining or keeping in order
their contribution. commit
tee have decided that no free admissions
shall be granted.
HISTORY OF THE PAST WEEK.
From the Liverpool Journal.
Her majesty, during the week, has been
busily engaged in testing the strength Of
parties The Wings, Peelites, and Protection
lists, have been successfully exposed to the
temptation Of office; and, though the RAD
Gals have not been admitted within the gates
Of Buckingham Palace, their influence ont,
side in various consultations were not for
gotten. They ar to be made available or
dreaded.
Her Majesty has been condescending
and impartial. Lord John Russell virtu-
ally resigned on Friday, and on Saturday
Lord Stanley appeared, by command, in
the presence Of his sovereign. To him was
offered the realm of Downing street; but
his lordship confessed his inability ''then"
to accept gift so irresponsible. Lord John
was recalled, and SIR James Graham was
invited to meet him in the Queen's audi
ence chamber.
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NEW SPRING GOODS-Tho :,

l scribers just in receipt of a large shipment
Of aud desirable Spring Goods, of all tho vnri
styles Of Ladies' Dress Goods, some very
rare aud beautiful The ladies in town and tho
surrounding country, cordially invited To
Gull aud see them at
a., g
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III HVNU - 11s~~NINN' IsNNNTDHU Inv ~
4 y moved to the tenement over the store Of Mes
sr>. Payne & Holl She returns her thanks to her
customers who have pa,ronizcd her for so many
years, and begs them TINT she IL prepared
to do any kind of MdATUi-MakING with de-
gree of ncntnc-s not surpassed any where. Her old
patrons and the public generally IRE particularly
u stcd call her feeling assured Of her ability
to give entire satis aciun. mar o0-2w
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LOTTERIES,
WM. McCRERY's NEW Am

"M. MCCHERYs9 NEW Ann
w LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE, Moss
STREET OPPOSITE The Warcios Hcse r, MORRIS
s. CO, Successors to y. Prime 4 Co., MansSevs.
whose liberal and popular Schemes command "a
mira,ion and not execlled BY any other IN tho
United States aud from their good luck heretofore
in tho distribution d CaPi'oi Prices. tho same msy
be expected.
tv'farkngcs. Certificates. or Single Ticksss,
can be Ind At all times by order or otherwise.
IV- Two Schemes. large and small, aud Draw
iars received daily
~ All orders shall have prompt and coafAsn-
tial attention.
~ All Prizes cashci AZ this Office.
Grand Schemes.
7lmsiav. March 90 Carroll Ccss's Ia--7e H.
Capitals $4,000; 3 Of 5000; > af 5000; 20
If i0O0.--Tickcts u,
Friday. MarA ei-M'd Consolidated 1913 -.
Capitals 10000 1000; . Of 1900; 4 Of $50
Tickets Is.
"a srsiay. MrsA 2e--G'd Consolidated g-7S 10,
Capitals ata.0oa; ie.I97 60; 5000; 1000; 100 Of
l.009 100 of 500, --Tiakst. tlO.
Monday Me,eh2t-- Iraslmr,os Cean,y MIS- IS,
Capitals ss7 ,a00--i00 900. 5000, 1000, 1885
Tickets IS.
Tuesday. Marra 25--Bei Air l7--7s 10,
Capitals ssJ0oo--5 of 5000, 20 Of $50, 20 Of 500
Tickets 8.
"Wednesday. March 26--Snsq Cossi 1913 -,
Capitals--3O 900, 10000. 10000, 5000, 5000.
$50. 30 OF l,000.--Tickets @l0.
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mar 2o-w,aoA CREED r. WILLS.
MIR. JOHN MULLENs, TAKE no.

II - ~ - 'h'hs W.
LNA lice, that on Friday mud Saturday, che 30h
Wednesday, the I'd. 81 and ftb Of Jane. 1851, ut
Mostly & Speeds law Office in Iyneburg. l shall
take the dcpositions Of sundry wituesscr to be read
evidence on the trial Of the suit in the Superior
Court Of the corporation Of Lynchburg, IN which
am plaintiff and you are defendant.
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'rlzts cashcd ~ Tins ofHrc.
Drawn Numbers.

Drawn Numbers.
Paiapsco 81.
Il 10 IS 3s 10 % "a a. 20 81 81 ~
Carroll County II.
a. ~ Is 30 10 81 80 u % 80
Pa'apsco sS.
~ 81 81 81 20 % IL 81 20 4 -
Ma Consolidated Cd
30 e. 80 IS u 10 10 ~ 81 So 70 ~ SO ~ l
Pa,opsco -.
40 % % " ~ 81 ~ 20 1917 81 70
GfaAa q nsoi,.iaira q.
III 50 III Al Is % "a 3S 80 IL 81
Every thing has its season; what IA TO be will BIO;
after calm COMES Now Is the season 10
buy prize tiekctat
mar 70 MoCRERN'S Lucky Offer.
WHITTEMOR LUCKY OF.
w FlCE. (succrssoa TO NJ. TALBor.) Lusk
unparalleled has always attended purchasers nj this
oiiec-end still they come. Another prize Of
$4,000 sent to this office ON whole ticket III Sus-
sex Glass :. Look at tho following
Drawings for ihc week.
Thursday, Fpginia Stae -,
Capitals $50 ,6J7--5 900 80 Of ,000-Tickets q.
Ftlag. SUSSEX 81.
Capitals SIG 900. 900; q Of 500.-Tckets a..
Saturday, Ibgiaia Siole e.
Capitals SOS COOS 900, OF 20 900; 30 of2 900.
Tickets eco
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
I.ynchburg, March 10, 1881

| TOBACCo
| There has been less animation in our market the
past week, and prices decidedly lower, unless for
really good descriptions Of manufacturing Iugs ant,
Leaf. Our inspect 'ons sma-3j hhds. only during
| the week against 96 hhds. corresponding week Of
last year. The receipts Of Loose Tobacco lessei-
| ing.
WHEAT.-75 To Soc. for Red-S0 10 s5c for
White. wM 7. SMITH. Com,r M,r,..
Lymchburg Mnrkets.-Mar. 10.
fRovI'ioSs. -Bh o stocks old nearly exhausted.
| View coming in slowly and commands 81 TO l0!-
The quantity to como in from the Southwest il re-
| ported az very inconsiderblc.
| FLorR.--Sales 81 for SuPerine, stocks accumu-
| iaiing. Family siI to - tcquanity aud quality
uRAiN.-Corn 70 10 rs cts; Osts 45a55 cents.
| Clown SrED.-$iia$5 from wagons.
WHIsKr.-Mountain j. dull--Lt,.ishorno &
| Hunts 30 cents
BEgswAx.-20 cents.
BurrrR.-lsA Is, eta dull for Nc. l.
BRAsnr-Appe. 35ai0; Peach, none offering.
BAR lRos.-$S0aS5 assortea.
CoFfsE.-hio ii to Is cts. Lagura II to 10;
| Mocha 20.
CavsrRr LIsrSs.-~Tow to q; Flax IsaIlcts.
CorroS fARSs.--SLes 1890 cts
| FEArHxKs.--32 to % cts,--Scarce
WooL.-29 to 80 cts, in demand.
| Wool RoLLs.-35 to 371 very scarce
GhSsFSG.-35 cts
FLAX SEKp.-Salcs / 10 per Sc h.
| FIsH.-iierrings, No l. ISL; Shad. old A.. 30
new SO; Mackcrcl No. >, $3.50
| TatLow.-g to 81 cts.
| TAR.-$3.50 per Dbl
| HENP.-Wc quote 7 to Sc. in demand
| LISsEED Or. -S5a90cts.-in demand
| LARD.-l0 cts. but little in the market
| MoLassEs,-Wcst India 35 10 40 cts per gallon;
| n. O. II To IS cts.
| GuAxc--Best Peruvian SIS per ton.
| Pl.srER--Lump, $s Ground, none; loose and in
bbls 80.
| SueAns.-New Orleans TIa9 cta; Porte Rico to
10 cts. Clarified l2i cts Loaf III To l25 eta
Frcights up and Down the Canal.
Tobacco, leaf (per hogsbead.) 81
do. manufactured, (pcr hox,) iaI
| Flour, (per bbl) 10
| Bar Iron (pcr TONI | 90
| Pig Iron, (per ton) 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (pcr to4) / 90
| Plaster, (per toni 90
Sat (per sack.) Cd
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1909 stoIo
| EXCHANGES
Checks on New York, par 1 roret premium
| Baltimore, do
| Boston. do
| Philadelphia. do
| Bank Note n. Carolina. 20 do discount
' =. Carolina | 10 do d.,
| % Tennessee, B 10 6 do do
| STOCKS.
| Corporation Bonds 500.
| Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Comnap,
| par S20-sacs $23.
| Citizens Saving Bank Sl00-salcs sos; since
| dividend,
| BALTIMORE. March IS
! The Flour market /, duh. Small snes Of How
ard street Al 81 ~ }, but buyers generally are an
willing 70 offer 81 3l!
| Nothing in Cny Mills
Small sales Of red Wheat at 95aysc white do 100
all5c.
Sales Of yellow Corn at J7ic; white nominal at
So.
| Oats aSnilc.
| Rye IS.
| Nothing in Provisions or Groceries
Sales Of W Risky at 23a23Ac in bbs., and - &c in
hhds,
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IMPORTANT To TOBACCO Growers. A
short time ago there was some apprehen-
sion felt among those interested in Amer
lean Tobacco, in consequence of the receipt
OF a letter from mercantile house in Am
sterdam,, from which the following is an
extract:
Extract of d letter from Amsterdam, da-
ted December 20, 1850:
ave observe that Austria intends to
propose at the present session of German
Princes at Dresden, to establish Tobacco
Regies in all German States; and as the
present condition of Germany is such that
a proposition from Austria is not likely to
be rejected, we believe it not impossible to
see Tobacco Regies established in short
time, all over the Continent
We hope the Government of the United
States will promptly take such steps as to
prevent the German Government from
monopolising the Tobacco trade, the con
sequence Of which must be very ruinous
for all your Tobacco growing countries BY
establishing Regies, inasmuch as the gen
eral consumption Of Tobacco must dimin-
ISL, and particularly ofAmerican Tobacco,
for the Government will do all they can to
INDUCE land owners to cultivate that arti-
DE-
A gentleman of this city largely connec-
ted with the tobocco trade transmitted the
above extract y the Hon. THOMAS G.
PRATT, of the U. 5 Senate, who promptly
directed the attention of the Secretary of
State to the subject, an consequence of
which Mr. Webster addressed the follow
ing note to the gentleman above alluded to,
covering the accompanying extract of a
letter from the Hon. ID. ID. Barnard, L. S.
Minister at Berlin.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, 9Th March, 1851
L.. u 49,.

Slr:-The Hon, Tn. G.. Pratt, of the,
Senate, communicated TO NEON the Sd in I
the letter, with enclosure, which you
addressed to him, on the goth ultimo, on
the subject of an apprehended introduction
Of the Tobacco Reggie into Germany and
Holland.
| havethe honor to transmit, here with,
an extract from a despatch ofMr. Barnard
the American Minister at Berlin, of the l 18th
ultimo; by which you will perceive, that,
as far as Prussia and the States of the
German Zollvercin are concerned, any
apprehension ofsuch a measure is wholly
untounded.
am, Sir, very respectfully, Your ob't
ser'vt
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aa~M MA. 4. GIsAERKE, RI

MIR. Il. GlsAEBkE, PIA-
TT.ffN NO NdNDIACTTRER MD
v TUNER, lately Of the extensive
manufactory Of Mcssrs, Stoddart n Co., Ia New
York, in which establishment md aso 10 the pripy
cipal cities Of Europe, he has bern employed for
years in the cpPncity Of tup has the honor TO
nounce 10 the citizens 81 Lynchburg and vicini y,
that he will be happy attend 70 all orders Of re-
pairing and tuning Pianos Orders may b. left VI
the FrunkIin Hotel.
He has testimonials Of his c'paeify and Profcien,
cy from the following gentlemen
In Ruhmond--O. A. Strccker, John Endlich,
Prot. Of Mu.ic John T Allen, hey, John g. lIoyer,
ID. Won Croning, +, II, Trot, Or. Earnest Yogcr,
In Ci0rLotfesstke--J. II. Deems, II. Howard,
Prof Harrison. Prof. NJ. Sholc De We're, Andrew J.
Brown, Mrs. Charles Minor. DIR. Leiteh. W. II. Me-
rich. Prof Thos. X. Jones, james Alexander.
mar 20-it
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THRUST SALE OF LAND AND
l. NEGROES.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
executed us by Obadiah n Woodbridge. bearing
date the 26;h day Of April, 1850 for certain purpo
ses therein specified, shall proceed to SELL 10
the highest bidder, the premises. in the county
Of APPROXIMATION, on Friday. the 25tb Of April. 1851
the TRACT or LAND, on which said Wool
bridge resides, and several NEGROES, named
Harry, Peggy, Washington, &c.
TERns.-Said property will be cold for cash.
without other arrangements are made On ihe day Of
sale. RO STATHAM,
mar 20-wIm RD. a. JONES'
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Corporation Bonds 500.
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Compan,
par S20-salcs $23.
Citizens Saving Bank Sl00-sales sl05; since
dividend
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y No. t<S-H'~ Ell IN u lew hoUie OS sIIS'e dp-
Dicat.0, without any medicines, and without Caus
mo main
J0ug Ntandipg and Dhcult Cascs- Doctor La
GROIN has gainrd himself great reputation ton
the cure oi long Sanding and uuwlsr treated secret
diseases whether mild OF vlru.tnt; ana from an cN-
percncc that very seldom i1Iis t" me lot ol any
physci1n, he IS eLabcd to warrant "A perfect and
lasting cure IN any and all cases OF above named
Diseases.
Take Pdrtic"'dr N0tirc-lhere is habit WHICH
boys teach each other mt the academy or collrge-i
habit INDUCED III when by himself, III soltudc,
growing up with the boy TO manhood; lew OF those
who indulge in this pcrnciouo practice are aware
OF the consequences unit they md the nervous sNS-
TEN shattered, ieel strange and unacountabe feel
ings, aud vague tears in the mind.
DIR. 5. b. Woodward, Superintendent Of the Hos
ptl for the Insane, has the following remarks on
this practice For the last four years." he says,
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ZION FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY "a 1851
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-J

lRrpoucd tor the Travellerl
At market $50 Beef Cattle, no Stores, 10 pairs
Waking Oxen, 4G Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep
AMI Lambs, aud ll9 Swine.
Prices Beef Cattle Extra Sc ,25 ls quality S., IS
ID doSj, 3D. do SlaI,jO.
Storcs-NOne.
Working Oxpn-Ss5, 90, 100, los.
Cows and CaIves--@22 -, 81, %, 80, 3j.
Sheep aud Lambs-S20O, 2,5O,u3. One extra lot
Of ~ sold tor 81 go each
Swinc--3 3. lad 10, retail iaG
Rcmarks-l70 of the above reported were driven
ON the Cambridge market, consequently there
could not have been sold more than about 40 ut
Clmbiidge. Prime Beef is scarce, and finds ready
sale
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WA,HIyGToy. Monday, Jan. 20. 1851.

WA-HIYGToy, Monday, Jan. 20. 1851.
SEYATE.-Mr. Lam presented a petition
to repeal the Fugitive Slave Law. Laid on the
table.
M. Downs moved to print 5000 extra COZ
les f the report of The Board OF Topograph.-
cal Engineers, on the cause OF foundations OF
the Lower Mississippi. After debate the mo
ton was agreed tr.
Mr.. Pearce, from the Library Committee,
reported a joint resolution for purchasing e
works Of Alexander Hamilton.
Mr. Seward Introduce joint resolution ii.
rec,ing that in purchases of mauuiactur
steel by Government, the American manufAo-
ture sbal be preferred.
The Postage bill was received from the
House, and referred to the Pos Office Commit
! tee.
The French Spoiation bill being in order,
was next taken ug.
Mr. ii tmlin SAID he was the only mem Der
Of the Committee who was opposed to paying
! the claimants $5,00O,000. b. granting this
sum, the United States would acknowledge It's
| liability for all the claims and how could the
United States hereafter refuse to pay every cent
OF them1 If this sum was a mere gratuity to
! The claimants, this was no time to give gratui.
| ties. lie examined in detail several treaties,
and the writings Of Jefferson and Washington
deducing from them an argument against the
justice of these claims against the United
Slate-. lie considered this MS 10 more tlan
throwing S5,000,O00 into a crowd, that dol.
lay ght possibly strike a righllu claimant.
Mr. Seward obtained the floor, and the Sen.
ate adjourned.
HOUSE On motion Of Mr. Bokee, tie Sc.
| creiary OF the Navy was requested to inform
the House what action has been taken by him
! the law ol last sim MAKING nnnronria :
ton for constructing a Dry Dock at San Fran.
cisco.
M Duer asked but did no; obtain consent
to ntroduo e resolution directing the Committee
on Military Affairs to inquire into the eXpedien-
cy OF increasing the number OF Cadets at West
Point NJ tary Academy.
Mr.. Grinnell asked, but did not Oh tain leave
to introduce resolution instructing the Com
miItee on Naval Affairs to enquire into the pro.
priely of the Ntvy department continuing in
commission, for sea service, the irigate Con.
stulion, OF to rebuild her whenever It be found
necessary.
Mr. r pbinson moved the suspension Of the
rules, to proceed TO the consideration Of the
bill for the prompt execution of the Bounty
/ Land law carried.
Mr.. Jones moved the previous queston-no
seconded.
Mr.. Morton alluded to the deficiency auC
courtesy of the Commissioner # tensions.
Mr.. Marshal said the bill proposed the EN-
ployment OF 81 add,t'o lal clerks, The mu lei
rolls should be published in tie newspapers.
blr. German advocated the bIl. lie under
stood only l64 warrants had been issued up
hi, morning.
Mr.. Robinson moved it be made the spcca
order. The House refused, Adjourned,
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BY special license, at Durham c. l.. on the 18th
Instant, by the Rev. John Ihomkms, JAMES O'IlAL-
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JAMEs ;. RATuDrY, OF Burlington VT, to Purnt
AUGUSTA, daughter OF Sherman Curtlss Esq, q
Innp>blIuugh,
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61-Editors will please publish the en-.
closed notice from the Secretary of the
Central Committee at Washington -
Washington, January 18th 1851.
SIR - am instructed by the Executive
Committee, to give information to the Com.
mlttees of the different States, that all ar
ticIes intended for exhibition at London
should be at the Brooklyn l'avy Yard, on
or before the 25th of January,
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servt,
JOS. &. G.. KENNEDY,
Sec'y Elk. Com.
b. F. JOHNSON, Albany, n. Y,
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0}~For the following elegant and discrm-
mating notice of GilfIlan's remarkable work,
"The Blrds Of the Biblc," we are indebted to
gentleman whose name, if we were at liberty
to give it, would add weight to his opinions
led, f. p
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GIVE find the following in this mornings
Sentinel. 1t is a rare union of truth and poetry.

tntineL. 1t IS a rare union OF truth and poetr,
Dewey's Song TO the People.
Come all We hungry citizens,
Who sigh for Beef and Pork -
At DEWEY you can find enough
To keep your teeth mt work -
He's got the choicest Groceries
A most abundant store
o. every thing the pope want,
Ind Just Il "lectie' more
Here, Butter, Lard, an | Cheese AMI Hams
In plenty may be had;
Goldfish and MLckerel Salmon and
a constant run OF Shad
Flour Sugar, Rice and Chocolate,
And dalnlies by the score
To make yor wife aud children cry
- For Just q leetle more!
With all the Tyson family,
Black, Souchoug and Bohea,
'Twere odd enough if lie should fail
To suit you to n Ica!
TObacCo, Snuff Scgars and Nuts,
Good BroomS to sweep your floor
And Jugs to put Moasscs in,
Ind Just iectlc more
Pipes, Pickles, Pepper, Pans and Pals
OF every sort and shade,
Salt, Soda, Saleratus, So1p,
And MatChes-rcadV made
In short the best variety
In any village store,
Which he is "seIing off for cost"
Ind lust icetie more
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WoLr KlLLEp.-On Tuesday, Of last week,
a large gray Wolf, measuring six feet aud six
II ches from the nose To the fniS of the TAIL
WAS killed in r clifford. His propensilies for
mutton were too strong to be controlled, and
his deptedaions on the hocks aroused the able
b. died men Of RichIord, Berkshire and Franklin
to arms. In spite Of the snow, three feet deep,
they pursued the Welt for eleven days. -Four
hunters were engaged in the pursuit nearly the
whole time He was finally surrounded, and
after despatching a few dogs, by way of pun.
ishlnI them for too great familiarity, he was
shot by man named Jerome.
The bounty, so, allowed bv the State for
killing wolf. was generously given to a lame
orphan boy. The skin Of the animal was sold
to the Rev. L. H. Sayles, Of East Berksh
who, we understand, intends to present il to the
Society Of Natural History, in the University
of Vermoni.-SL Adams Messenger.
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snow are in al cases made Immediately after its fall
The greatest cold in December, in the 10 years
above mentioned, was in Si5, when the thermome-
ter was 10 below zero, in December on two sue
cessivc mornings but it was not down as low as zero
on as many mornings as in December 1850. The
following are the days and the number of degrees the
thermometer has been below zero during the present
winter:
Dec. 10 Sc Dee. 25 --io Jan. . --l2o
"l9 g 80 q >
"24 A 81 10 -" s IS
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New York, 90.

New York, 20.
The British ship Arabia arrived at New
York this morning from Liverpool, aft a pas
sage of 20 days. She on bolrd 200 pas
sengers, 30 of whom were sick with fever, and
IL died during the passage.