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ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera Ii Ollse.

Maggie Mitchell gives two perform.
ances to-day, thus closing her engage
ment here. On both occasions the beau
tiful play of "Mignon" will be pre-
sented.
Next week we have the engagement OF
SOldene and her new and complete Eng
lish Comic Opera Company, numbering
forty art sUs, the finest organization in
the world, including Miss Rose Stella,
her first appearance in this city, and the
popular English tenor, Mr.. Knight AS
tor, his first appearance in this city.
Monday, January S,"Madame L'Archl-
due"
Tuesday, January 9, ola File de
Madame AngOt."
Wednesday, January 10, performance
will commence with "rrial by jury"
followed by "Chilperic."
Thursday, Jan. IL, "Trlal by Jury"
and ''GenevIeve De Brabant"
Friday, Jan l2, benefit of Miss Emily
SOldene, "rhe Grand Duchess"
saturday, at 2 O'clock, grand Soldene
matnee-"Madame L'Archiduc."
Saturday, evening, Jan. 13, last per-
formance.
Grand chorus and orchestra.
Musical Conductor, MIR. Fred. W.
Zulig.
No advance of prices. Secure seats
AT Hawley's.
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A society was formed few days ago
in this city by the members of the stage,
having in view the object of assisting
distressed, disabled and needy actors.
This is the fifth association of its kind
i'll this country, and is called the "Be-
nevolent Lodge of Eiks." The Cincin-
natl Lodge No. 5, as it is also called,
was formed by the admission of twenty
five members, and numerous applica-
tions tor membership are coming in rom
the best men of the city. The Associa-
lion originated in New York City.
Among the members are Al. Thayer,
of the Panhandle Railroad; Colonel
Lev. Steele, OF the Burnet House; L.
O'Shaughnessy, of the Enquirer; John
Joyce, John Havlin and John Pierpont,
of Woods Tneater; r. e. j. Miles, OF
The Grand OperG-house; Peter Allen, Of
the Little Miami r ,ilroad; D. Graham,
John A. Mackay, Chas. Thompson and
Hood Irvine, of Woods Theater; Harry
Vance, Harry Williams and julius Calm,
OF the Grand Opera-house, and others.
The Association is rapidly increasing
the number of its members, and prom
ises to fulfill, In every particular, the
object for which it was formed.
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LEGAL TROUBLES.
A Motion to Disbar Two AttOr-
news.

A Motion to Disbar Two AttOr-
neyS.
The case OF the State on part Of F. A..
Draper against E. p. Dustin and e. NJ.
Spangenberg was called before Judge
Murdock yesterday. This, as will be
remembered, is proceeding to disbar
the aboYC-named attorneys ior alleged
unprofe ssonal conduct.
The Court oyerruled motion to dis
miss the proceeding on the ground tina t
Draper has no Interest in the matter,
holding that the question is, were the
attorneys guilty 0. misconduct, and not
whether any one has an interest in the
matter.
The charge against Dustin g. Spang-
enberg IS tuat in 1871 they, representing
That they would bring suit in replevin
for Mrs. Galbreatn, induced her 10 CON-
yey certain real estate, valued at 50, 900,
10 Spangenberg to indemnify him agains \
loss by going on her bond i'll the
said suit; that the suit was
never brought ana Spangenberg
never suffered any loss, but,
nevertheless, Dustin 81 Spangenberg
refuse to reConvey the property TO her;
also, that, in February, 1872, they exc
cuted mortgage on the said property
Tor 81 $50, the mortgage and accompany
ing note being made payable to DR.. j. e..
Beck, and were given to him without
consideration passing between them,
but given to deIraud Samuel X. Adams
and Trustin Adams; that Dustin q
spangenberg, by falsely representing
that Spangenberg was the owner Of the
real estate, and Luat the same was un-
eDcumbered, induced Samuel e. Adams
to loan TO Beck on the mortgage $1,000,
whicn sum was divided between Beck
and Dustin & Spangenberg, and although
the same was due, the amount had never
been repaid.
The charges were denied by the re-
spondents and q number of Witnes Q /,
heard. The case is not yet couc iuueu.
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Yale Glee Club Concert at Pixies Hall
tonight.
"The Chimney Corner" by the Liter
ary Institute, at Dormann's Hall Cum
minsville), next Friday evening.
The "Clio Dramatic Club" presents
splendid programme for next Monday
night at Pendery's Hall, No. 1914 West
Fifth street.
"God Sought, but Not Found" Is the
subject OF Rev. j. Sanders Reeds ser
mon Tonight at ST. Johns Church, cor
ner of Seventh and Plum streets.
Daily Union Evangelistic Meetings
will be inaugurated next Monday after
noon, in the Vine-Str Congregational
Church, with II. Thane Miller as direc
tor for the first week.
A lecture on "Labor In the South
will be delivered by Hon. Job e. steven.
BON before the WOrklngmen's party, at
Workmen's Hall, tomorrow afternoon
at 0 o'clock. Admission free.
The Women's Centennial Executive
Committee will meet on Monday, at Il
O'Clock A. M, in the Young; Mems Chris
tian Association Hall, to close up the
business affairs Of the committee.
At the Y. NJ. Z. A. Hall tomorrow
night memorial services will be held
with reference to the death of Mr.. P. 7
Bliss, the sweet singer known the world
over, VINO SO cruelty perished in the
recent Ashtabula disaster.
A meeting OF Christian Workers IL
Ohio will be held in Columbus on Thurs
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Delegates.

The following additional Delegates to
the Columbus Convention are an
nouuced:
Seventh Ward, Second Precinct-H.
Weber. T.. Woethly and E. Hurmann.
Tenth Ward, First Precinct - Nick.
Huber, Theodore Beyring and John j.
Banks.
Fourteenth Ward, First Precinct
Hon. John A. Shank, James IL. Laws
and f. Hartmann.
Central Precinct, Columbia Township
james Julien, VIM. Heat and L. Il.
Finn.
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The magical effects of cleanliness ON
old and young need not be discussed.
The tired man is refreshed, the fretful
Child soothed and enlivened. Apropos
of this, we may remark that B. L. Bab-
bitts Toilet Soap is found the best in
the world, If the opinion Of the best
chemists is worth anything. No dele
terious component enters into it that
needs to be hidden by perfume. 1t can
be trusted as the purest and most agree
able toilet soap eXtant.
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day and Friday, January 18 and 10, COM
mencing at 2 O'clock on Thursday alter
noon, for the purpose of considering the
religious and moral status OF the State
from an evang elical standpoint, and
what can be done to increase interest In
and efficiency OF Churcn and Sabbath
school work,
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ROBACK'S PILLS. Why are they
the best Pills in the marketp Because
they are reliable, safe and efficient. Pu-
rify the blood, regulate the liver and di-
gestlve organs, relieve the painful
headaches caused by indigestion. For
sale by Druggists everywhere.
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kV- In order to accommodate Eastern Advertis-
ersiu the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Snlfen. No.H
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general ami special Agent for the Eastern
States. This will be branch once Of the STAR,
Mr. rSnlffen being authorized to make advertising
contractso on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
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Mr.. James Corrie, Dentist, of Balt!-
more, writes: 81 have used DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup personally and in my fam
lily Tor Two or three years, and am pre-
pared to say that there is nothing to
compare to 1t as a remedy for coughs,
colds, etc"
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

YNHE TWENTY FIRST WARD LOAN
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION will
hold its regular meeting THIS EVENING at
the usual place. Every member is requested
to attend, as proposition TO amend the Con-
stituti0n will be acted upon.
J. H. GRUETER. President.
IL WERQLE. SeoratagE ls
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Assignee's Sale of Real Estate.

.DURSUANT to an order heretofore made by
i the Probate Court of Hamilton County, L.
will offer for sale at public auction, Saturday,
January 18th, 1877, at 2 O'Clock T.. NJ. upo
the premises, the following real estate: Lots
number eight (S) ami nine CD on the record d
plat Of q. <. Wool's Addition t. the village Oh
Cleves, Hamilton County, Ohio, WITH frame
lows: Los eight (8), t45O 90; Lot nine tgr
$500 10. Terms of sale-One- hal cash III nunu,
and the balance in SIX months, with interest,
the deferred payments to BIZ secured by mort
gage on the premises sold.
III J.. COOPER,
Assignee or w. s. How ii.
CARY & MORTON, A. ty's. dc23-4tS
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NdJlUHdt Dduh ny bUO
undersigned, as agents for the proper author
tiles of same, until
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1877,
at O'Clock P. NJ, for the whole or any part OF
the sum Of $2,sOO QUO Municipal Bonds Of the
City OF Cincinnati, as authorized by an act OF
the Legislature of the State of Ohio, entitled
:" An act relating to the cities of the frst-class
having u population exceeding 1909 inhaD-
itants," passed May 4. 1852, and 'an act sup
Elementary thereto" passed February "a, 1876,
vote of the people Of the city of Cincinnati,
and a resolution Of the City Council as pre-
scribed by the said act.
Said bonds will bear interest at tho rate OF
$40 per cenr. per annum, payable Oh the lst
day Of November in each year, ami the prn-
cipal will become due in 1906, both principal
and interest being payable at the American u
Exchange National Bank in Now York.
Each proposal should be sealed and indorsed
Proposals for $40 per cent. bonds of the
City OF Cincinnati" and lnClosed in q second
envelope addressed to the American Exchange
National Bank of New YORK.
These bonds are the last Of the issues author
lied 1or the completion Of the Southern Rail
road, owned by the municipality OF Cincln-
NATL
The right is reserved on the part OF the un
dersigned to reject any or all of the bids, If,
in their Judgment the interest of the CITY re-
qulre 1t.
Awards will be made on January II.
For further information apply TO the under
signed agents.
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COAL DEALER, Go.
FRANK. LORENTZ,

NOTARY PUBLIC and dealer in coal and
IN coke, flour, feed, wood, sand, lime. cement,
plaster. fire brick, clay, chimney tops, drain.
tile, &C, sc. Office s3 Central avenue;
Branch Office, s96 and s9S Central ave-
nue.; office and blacksmith shops, 893
Central avenue; cigar store and Office, 3l8 W.
Second street and 633 Central avenue. Agent
for the Piedmont, West Virginia, bituminous,
coal for blacksmIths: also Gordon's horse,
cattle and hog food. Furniture cars
omnibus s, bugsies and barouches for
hire. Expressing and all Kinds Of
light and heavy hauling done. Pleasure boat
FRANK. LORENTZ, for hire for picnics and
excursions. no25- ly- SAW
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Miss Susan B. Anthony is at present
occupied in endeavoring to restore life
to The Revolution.
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LEGAL.

A TTACHMENr.-B f. A. Dossnan,
N Justice Of the Peace in and for (!ucinnai
Township, Hamilton County, Ohio. = J. Ihn
Lotus VS.. John mclaughlin and Ohio u Mis-
81 -sippl Railway Company garnish Q. = On
the goth Of November A. d. 1876, said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above
action, for the sum OF $2J 88. Said case is ses
for hearing before said Justice JanuS Dh
1875 at = O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHN LOTUS, Plaintiff
CINCINNATI December 26, 1875. de 0-3TS
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KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
Bankers, No. 81 Nassau street.
NEW YORK, January /, 1877.

Subscriptions will be received at the Third
National Bank of Cincinnati, and at Espy,
Heideibacn & Co., Bankers, Cincinnati. 1t
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GKETCHING FROM NATURE-In pencil
y and water colors, and drawing and paint
Illustrated, co Gus or any bookseller or IsSSE
4ANEY h tQ> 19 Nassau st., ny. feil-r
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS
for
$2,8CO,0JO z $40 PER CENT. BONDS
of the
CITY OF CINCINNATI
CITY OF CINCINNATI.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
American Exchange National Bank by the
undersigned, as agents for the proper author
tiles of same, until
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN ADMIRALTY.
In tho District Court Of The United States fer
!he Eastern District Of Virginia.
Isaiah Millor and Charles Formon

The schooner "1yon b.
Whereas the said lbclsnts hsve filed libel
| setting forth that thoy are mariners on board
The said schooner and hAvo served as sEeh-tho
ssid Miller since August 9TH, 1876. at tho rate
O. SIS per month"; and the said Formoh since
August 81. 1876. st the rate Of Sl2 per month
the wages bong due and payable Tor ell that
period except $40 paid 10 Miller, and S2o. III
paid TO said Formon, and by virtue OF process
issued thereon the said schooner "Iyon B' has
boen seized by The Marshal cf the District,
which process i: r"turnabic on the 9th day OF
February, lS11. And Whereas the said libel
prays tne usual process and monition Of the
court, thai all persons interested in tho said
vessel, her tackle apparel and furniture. may
be cited to answer tho said premises; and all due
proceedings being had that tho same may be de-
creed 10 be sold gnl tho proceeds distributed
according TO lS.w:
Therefore in pursuance Of Che said monltlons
under the seal or the 9sid court To directed
and delivered. l do hereby give notice generally
unto al persons having or pretending to hayo
any right, title or interest therein, and to Q.
Richardson, master OF said vessel, and Alfred
Bunting, owner thereof, in special, to appear
before TIE said court, at tho city Of Alexandria,
on the 9Th day Of February, 1877, if it be court
day, or else on the next court day thereafter at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and there TO
answer tho said libel and TO mako their allega-
tions iE that behalf
Dated at Alexandria, the 9th day Of January,
1877. G. 7. RAWSDELL u. 5. Marshal.
ByI G.. ONEAL, Deputy.
w. WILLOUGHBY, Proctor. jan 10
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NOTICE-All persons indebted to tho estate
~ of WELLS A. HARPER, doc'd., are re-
signed without delay, and those having claims
against the estate, will present them duly au-
thonticated to Robert Harper, Leosburg, Va.
w. WALTON HARPER, Admir-
;un 12udur = O hnY rl2 NaW York CITY.
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- ~ ANJlRTA VA THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1871
FANCY GOODS.

yyOLlDAl pKHShNIS-l have Just sdd"u S.,' d
sr,irlns su;:,b,p Tor iI"lidsy Presents. Scnr!s
Of OF ali ali Kinds. Jcwory, Linen uandkerchi;Grf: in
boxes Collars, Cuffs &c, perfumery and IGlle; y
Articles. SILK Hand:orchiofs and CraVals, 1 hid
and Castor Gloves. Special sttnntien IS calico
to nv stock Of Kid Gloves. as it is nndouotea!y
the largest and oas! assortment ever cner11 pirs ~,
Necklaces. Chaius, Charms and Studs, Travel
iae SsLchc!s, Sc My stock is varied, and can ;S
not ho enumerated in &n advertisement. Iho
pubic aro invited TO call and examine,
Hec If &. G. BERRY, II King st.
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GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS.
NOTICE !

No:1lcF' Sorl'h'
l respectfully inform my friends and inc pup,
BUSINESS, and will keep on hand daily 4
frosh supply of Sausage, Spare Ribs Pigs Feet,
Chimes, Hogs Heads and Pure Loaf Lard, put
up expressly for faulty uso also Mincco Moett'
and all kinds Of Meat, of my own curing, with
= supply OF fresh Butter and Poultry, a NY
store, No. II south Fairfax stTcos ..
Gec :. J. REED.
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9gle7anori1 6a55&tte.
TIL E&DAI, JANUARY %. 1877.
s'EscO,lrS.

Fa!conry, IS !: u'ad TO be pr.cilccd, was a
most fascinating pursuit. lis origin IS lost 10
the r2mo;.$i ae2s Of aa!;qIity. 1t Is sufficient
ly ccal hU"CyeT, that il came to Europe irou'
the East, where, from tine immcm2ria, it has
| been a iaG0ri;c amusement. rhc Orenta's
have always trained .hs hawk, the greyhound
and The chcctai Or huuting leopard, ard at
| this moment hawiiiag Is a. mueh Il national
sport 10 Persia aS coursng 10 Eoglanl. The
| first Europear writer OF any emlnencc who
| treated Of ac0nry was one julius EIrmlcus.
| whose name would seem sufficient to denote
| his northern oriein. This learned author lived
| about the middle Of the fourth century, aud
| wrote most able treatise in Latin on the art
| Of "Aucupatl0r.
From his day downward !a!conry became
| moro and more fashionable, aud IN Dooms.
| day Book constant references q 1t arc to
be found. In those times an English gen.
llcman carried his haw!; on his wrist aud
was attended by his hound almost as mas'
ter Of course, and q hawk would sometimes
fetch price which when allowance is made
for the difference in the value OF money
would now be considered almost extravasant for
Derby winner. Toward tic end OF the reign
Of Edward III falcons Of breed began to be
scarce, ana accordluglyi it was made lclony with
out benefit of clergy 20 steal hawk, while 10
take its eggs was punishable with imprisonment
for year and q day aud 4 liuc at the Kings
pleasure.
Hawkin as pasimc continued, as no student
of Shakespeare uccd bc reminded long on luto
the Tudor period. 1t died out with the Pro:
tectoratc, and on the restoration OF Charles IL
- b, ,oii,,. 4
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in tho Clerk
Y office of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county, on tho irst dag Of Janusry, 1877. Jere-
miah Dunlevy, jr., vs.. George Ott Wunder,
Annie III. Wunder, u. j.. SmooL, trustee, and
William G. Clarke.
Momo-The objecJ CT this suit is to enioin and
restrain the said George OFT Wunder, Annie NJ,
Wunder, u. l.. SmOot, trustee, and William y.
Clarke their agents and attornles, from convey
ing ard disposing OF or in any way incumbernS
the property conveyed on the 24th day OF March,
1874, BY the said George OFT Wundcr 10 tho said
D. J.. Smoot, trustee, in trust, for the benefit OF
Annie NJ Wundar, and by tho sGid ~. J..
Smoot, trustee, George OFT Wunder and Annie
NJ. Wunder conveyed on tho 9TH day 0l Dos
cemDor, 1875, to the said William Z. Clarke i;
and that the said William e., Clarke may be cn,
Joined and restrained from paying over the SAD
purchase money or any part thereof to the SAID
Annie NJ. Wunder her agents assigns or allor-
noys, and that the said Annie NJ. under, her
agents, assigns or attorneys may be onJoinod
and restrained from receiving tho samo.
The defendants, y. L.. Smoot, trustee, and
William G. Clarke, not having entered their
appearance and given security according
to tho act Of Assembly and the rules of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit
that they arc not residents OF this State, II
is ordered that the said defendants appear nero
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect Their
interest in this suit; and that copy OF this Or
der bo forthwith inserted in tho AleXandrIa Ga-
zettc, a newspaper published in tho city of Alex
dria, once week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door Of the Court House OF
this county. n copy, test:
LOUIS Il. PAYNE, Clerk.
Kent & Ncale, y. T.. jan 3.Wiw
TXECUTCRS' NOTICE., subscribers
d having duly qualified before the Corpor:-
ton Cour! ior tho city Of hlcXaAHria. HirglniH,
rs executors OF tho last will and testament OF
THOMAS DAFY, deceased, hereby give no.
ticc 20 AL persons having claims against tho es-
TIE OF the said Thomas DAvy. deceased, 70 pre-
sent them to tho subscribers Tor settlement duly
authenticated; and all persons indebted to the
said estate are required to make Immediate pay
mont. ALi+EN Z: HAi.MoN'
jan 2-w.iW l.. n. Ia ' FL, hNccutoTS. {.
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decS
- King street

fz:g"TO TaELADIEs.-Wc have just received
a fine assortment Of Gcn.lcmcn'S BOYS ara
Youth Fine Toilet Slippers, suitable tor thc
HOLIDAYS, which vii! bo sold a! prices to sui! tho
tj,ccs. [dcc s. WADDEY, Il King st.
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COLIC AND GRUBBs IN HORSES

Having had during the last twenty, years oe
my life to attend to Racing Stock, and having
had so much trouble with thom with Collie,
Grubbs, &c, gave me great deal of trouble
Having hoard Of your Regulator as q cure for
the above diseases, concluded to try it. After
trying ono PACKAGE IN MASH found II 70 cure
in every instance 1t is only to DO tried TO prove
what have said in its praise. L can send you
certificates from Augusta, Clinton and Macon,
as to tho cure Of horse.
GEORGE WAYMAN.
Macon, Ga, July oath, 1915.
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1871.

SU..
cal.
LIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE and
VIRGINIA ADVERTIsER, already read
by three generations, proposes to continue its
,sofnl life. and now enters into another volume,
,e,ermjaed to be the newspaper of tho era in
Virginia.
Never have the times demanded moro than
now sound, thoughtful journalism. Seldom
aavo the people had deeper interests at stake.
Nsyor did tho events Of the hour. as they un-
fold themselves, surpsss in personal interest to
every citiZon those which arc now trsnspiring.
Mover has the Importance OF early, authentic
intelligence of public matters been greater
importance to every ono
TO Get this new ora in journalism. the GA
ZErTE will put forth its utmost endeavor, ana
lLS SuCcGS5 uNTluR tulS eutilo SoukoiJ ~ >~IN'Ah
TO tho wants and meeting the wishes of the poo
pie, guarantees that with this paper promise
means performance.
Washington is now the point 10 which all
eyes look and all ears are directed Almost at
tho base of tho Capital, and yet in Virginia
town, amid community which has proved its
trial surrounded by the traditions aud hopes of
the Commonwealth, the GAZETTE has position
unique among journals and promises 10 DO
worthy oft. Its coutiguity to Washington gives
il IN carly precedence over all tho Journals
of tho State in Intelligence of the operations of
the General Government, now Of such vital inl-
rortsuco to the pooplo Of the South. The pro-
leedinvs Of Congress, seldom SO interesting as
now, will bu regularly reported in succinctiorm
for its columns, but sl matters Of especial inter-
ost in Virginia will be given in detail. Two
sentlomen connected with the paper are con.
sLantly 81 the Federal capital. and tho Wash
ington nuws Of the Gazette has for long tlme
been Tho fourtsn .! Washington news for the
;3tatc
,.. -.,>ro,.;o,,, ..
gross narrative as unit 10: Jo"rn"' 'ua' -
treasured Ut many Thousand hearIhs''he' u
V'rg'nH.
From tho State Caplf-. 1t will receive early
and accurate accounts of tho proceedings OF tho
General Assembly md OF AL The operations Oh
the Statc govornmont likely I" interest," Inc poo
p'o.
EsncciI attention will be devoted to present.
inc a. wall from original sources Of information
a3 from its exchanges, tho news OF Virginia.
"'hc'S0'y "''' ''Np'
ne"' o' Lie "o''''
~ oo;o, c,0
r
Esrlv and reliable reports Of the Grsin, Cattle,
Grocery and other Markets will be furnished,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

G.ag" GREAT upNoAH ABOUT tLoTHlNG.-
Th. largest stock c: pvg:coal. AID SUITS bought
st baukruv. sale % cos: o,ti Good Ovcrcosts
from s. 50 upwards, including the very best o!
imported CAinchilias, Beavers, heT$cys, &c.
Gents Cashmere suits consisting Of Cost, Pants
and Vc:t at $3.50; alI wool Suits st $3.50 ana
upwards. Including the finest imported mste-
riaIs excellent Children: Suits, years Si.Z';
years Sl.75 ycsrs So; 6 Jesrs s21' and
upwards. They mus. be cold quick st
s. DEALHAMs,
docs - King street.