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left US few days since for his new home ia
Ohio. IL issneediessio say 10 those who know
him sbat hia departure was deeply regse,crd and
thai his loss TO the friends oi temperance la
this Vicinity viii be seveyely telt.
~ Bro. -Davy is not OF one your sunshine friends
on this side VI the lenre to-day. and on the
other side 10 morrow, Gas some few know.
who are located about these parts yet, and ars
likely 20 remain , bur a real whole-souled ad-
yocaie Of our cause, one who has been so from
boyhood, and will be so I'LL death. He has not
hesitated TO battle for US when opposition rose
up on every side and threatened 10 crush US by
its power. His loss 10 US al this time IS es-
pecially inopportune as we have never had
more need for. his services than al the present
moment Wherever he may hereafier fix his
residence, the benedictions of the friends OF
temperance 10 Alexandria, will follow him.
and their iervent prayers will ever ascend for
his present and future happiness.


see in an editorial of yours some days ago
a statement copied believe from letter in the
Saturday Evening News, denying that any da-
mage was done by the late high tides in the Po-
tomac at this place. This is incorrect some
damage having ensued to Messrs. A. c. Caz-
enove and CO., Thomas & Dyer, and others,
though not, ] believe, 10 any very considerable
amonnt as i wrole you at the time. The cor
respondent Of the "Sun,n certainly was misin-
formed, however, in his statement that our
canal was injured, not the slightest damage
having been caused to il by the tide which the
said correspondent might seen at once had he
taken time to consider that II is Al least 80 feet
above tide water l.i G4 4. aaslGa


The u. s. Circuit Court was in session here
yesterday. L.