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A Good Move.

We have recently learned that q
movement is soon to be inaugurated
in this city, to give entertainments.
and possibly a concert, for the pur.
pose Of repairing the fence and ma.
king other improvements In the
American Cemetery. This enterprise
Is confined to no class or sect, but
will be participated In by all citizens
who desire to fenovate the cemetery.
This burial ground is one OF the old.
cot, perhaps, in the United States.
It has been neglected sadly. On the
Ieminence which It occupies, lie the
remains Of all classes and several
nationalities. It possesses also
historic name, as being the cite Of
the fort which existed when Natchi.
toches was q trading post, and when
the French, Indians, Spanish and
Mexicans traded and trafacked here
10 years long ag0no.
IT'S . work Of philanthrophy, Of
christian charity. as we'll as token
Of reverence for the countless dead
who repose In this spot, to beauti.
~, ornament and keep sacred its
hallowed precincts.
We doubt not that the Natchito.
ches public, % proverbial for their
generosity in cases Of this kind, will
nobly respond when called on, to
contribute to this very worthy move
ment, regardless Of color, condition
or creed.
We mention this undertaking now.
that tho people may prepare to fur
ther the object @ soon % possible
after the termination Of lent. The
| ladies' Who inaugurate this plan cor.
| tainly deeerve the esrnest support
aud hearty cooperation Of every one
Who loves to adorn and honor the
silent city Of the dead. 2s
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| Nam moth and Rel liable Establish.
ment.

II there is one thing more than
another which proclaims the reliabl
ty, soundness and responsibility Of a
business estab lishment, It's to be
found In their readiness to make It.
self known through the medium OF
the press. A man who is the liberal
patron OF newspapers Is sure to meet
with success.
This undoubtedly accounts for the
solidity and reputation acquired by
the mammoth clothing and furnish
ing house Of Leon Godchaux, 81 and
SO Canal street, New Orleans. No
matter what may be said OF the
tastes Of the "lords Of creation" 40
q rule they love neatness and durabi.
lily In dress. They also take pride
In keeping up style and fashion. All
these desirable ends can be obtained
at Leon Godchau1's. He not only
keeps fashionable goods but 10 re-
nowned for his elegant fits, cut In
any required style.
This popular house has just opened
more than sixty new Spring styles oil
mems and youths clothing and has
complete stock Of Diagonal Worst
eds, Blue Serges, Tweeds and Cassi.
meres, besides innumerable novel
ties In furnishing goods and hats.
Citizens OF this locality who desire
goods in this line that are guaranteed
in quality and fit, should visit L.
Godchaux's business place. They
will assuredly be satisfied and graft
fed. IT'S the greatest clothing en-
porium 10 the South and worthy the
patronage OF Southern people.
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
Furnished with teams at reasonable rates

The long experience Of LEON H1RSH
In tho Livery business, and his close
study of tho nature and diseases Of Hor.
ses, justifies him in Offering his services
% . VETERINARY SURGEON to tho
people of this community.
l have the Office of the Stage Line
at tho Ten Brock Stable, where passage
can be secured to Waite's, Pleasant Hill,
Mansfield, Keachi, Palmer's, Shreveport,
and oil intermediate points.
Respectfully,
May lily. LEON H1RSH.
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NOTICE,

A E. LEMEE, Provisional syndic Of
n, the creditors Of tho Succession Of
]. B. Cloutier, ST., deceased. having
filed in my oface bic Provisional Account
of said Succession, OF tableaux Of debts,
notice is hereby given to oil pessons In.
terested to file opposition thereto In ton
days from this date, in default Of which
thu same will be homologated,
Witness the Hon. d. Pierson, Judge Of
the 18th District Court, this 9th day Of
April, A. D., 1881.
GEO. W. KEARxEY,
April 9-2t. Clerk.
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NOTICE.

IN account Of departure l will offer
~ for sale to the highest bidder on
SATURDAY, Soth day Of April, 1881,
all nv furniture and household effects.
Terms cash.
All persons indebted to me arc respect.
fully requested to come forward and cot.
tie. and those having claims against me,
will please present them for payment.
After my departure, Mr.. Jules Dncas:
60 will be my authorized agent to attend
to all business of mine.
April 9.-4t.
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- lth 30 brsech. loading

|oDeld lilies and 81 accoutre-
lsoehed 0hreyepott tor ne
7 ! oots viii sooo n On.
the tramp lIe@p.
y ~ sn1oeJe1
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NI,uOyr WeLNcB.aRG
Desires TO inform his friends Of tho Par
ish aud City of Nstchitoches thst he he's
again resumed business, ct Nm. BURKE's
Old Stand, on Front street., near Horn,
whsre he hes just opened . full line q
FANCY and FAMILY GROC6RlB n,
which he is prepared to cell, Wholesale
and retail, ct tho lowest cash prices. He
invites oil his friends to call on him and
be convinced. jyS-ly
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u.s. La i! M I !
OAsh ~! lor olA y. 8 Land ~
d. r. BAILA1n
1ndlADapoii1. Ind.
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MRS. p. KAHN.
Dealer in
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES,
Cigars, Liquors, Etc.,
Second Street, Natehitoehes, Ia.

At tho shove establishment can DO
found at oil times . largo and varied -.
sortment of Oh goods usually kept In .
first.clsss store, Oh Of which arc cold Of
tho very lowest possible rates. Os!l and
go for yourselves. aug. lit.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Foss g. onc'e| I. a ], !, l1oy1
W1sse,
~ 1.R lkA1or1
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oee d some recreation to the tired
~, allied With political discussions,
No(Iled With the interminable va
b Il topics which the daily light
II iurnishes for congitatlon, to
nom newspapers. periodicals,
npoless, and lose itself 10 thought
aoops trivial object. which the
- = busting humanity would
1870 too tri4ing tor . seeond's
Lie Il made up Of atoms.
~ contemplation has resulted
- olths most stupsndous Of scien.
dloooyeIies. knowledge y .
! blestlng - we'll 81 mighty
e. controlling things terrestrial
IL lik Ne ars told, L : DANCE.
tlieg. where Ignorance y
- lilly q 10 wise" We pre-
nissry and slittle learning,
asd " feel relieved.
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their church. The society ts always
doing some good work. and being
the largest 10 town, they are enabled
to do more than any others. But We
must say that the other societies re.
ally do wonders, The Methodist Aid
Society do a large amount OF sewing
and fancy work and the proceeds OF
which are for the church and min.
inster. The Episcopalians and Bap-
lists are few In number, but are never
back ward Ia doing tnetr duty.
When q young gentleman escorts q
lady from church on q moon light
NIGHT. let them both be sure that
there are no psssers by when they
make their adieux on the front steps.
Although not intended for 10, We
could not ayoid hearing and seeing.
| But not word will We breathe.
Measles are raging IN the college
at Njllsrsburg. XIV. Miss Monte
Walmsiey was one OF the victims but
has entirely recovered from the at
'' OCH,,arteriy conference 1T the Ne.
thSdIst church last Saturday and
| Sunday,
Easter Sunday.
m. sAdolphe 0ompayrac, from
CANINE. arrived In Natchitoches
! rev dsys ago on 3 visitto her sister
| Nrs. Victor SompAyrac.
Ir..John Sheppard was quite aict
| for several days last week D0t IN
Ieutirely recovered.
Ooncert And tahlesux on 1onda!
1 DE liSlh. Tickets TOR aale ct III
| WilkinsoR' y drug store. Fifty cent
1 FOR foootyod 6oGts. 4: 81.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. SRPT. Il. 1881.
Sna rises"".-..... 81 S17. ssts........... =.
ARRIVED.
Str T V Arrowsmith lower Potomac, to Pc.
tomsc Ferry Company.
Bsrkentino Moses B Tower, ;s!an, 20 w A
Smoot
schr John X Shaw, Philadelphia. to w A
Smoot.
Sthr Cnss + Sampson, Providence, 70 Amer
lean Cosl Co.
schr eb!o Thomas. Nov Haven, to Ameli.
cen Coal Go.
SIR Ann Eliza, Philadelphia, by + A. Reed.
Slr George Leary, Norfolk, bv T. b uooe.
Str N sttsno. lower Pot'c, by j Broders 4 Go.
Schr Crissie Wright. ProyiteEcs, ri. by j
Z AQneW y 20.
Schr Emms Rommel Bristol T. /, by
Hsmp s. Bait Coal Go.
PASSED UP.
Schrs w I, White, and 4 Morris Perot, for
Georgetown.
SChrs Henrietta Simmons, L. MerBin snd
John N Parker, from Rich maad, AT Now York
9th.
Sehr John Moaaer cleared at Now York, for
Richmond 9th.
Schr Mary G Collins, clesral 81 Boston, for
Washington 9Th.
Schr Electric Light, ssilo! from N.r.lin5r, for
Washington nl5t.
sehr s. M. Thomas, aaed from Providence
for Geor gotoWn 80.
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Personal.

In card published 10 Washington paper
on Saturday last. Mr.. w. X. Davidson, tv:r the
signature OF 'BiDg, used lar gusge personally
OFFENSIVE TO The writer OF several commute,
lions signed Bulls Eye" ahch appeared 10 Il c
Gaz,tte prior to that date. The author of the
communications signed Bulls Eye" taking cy
cepllon TO tho language 10 hle. Davidson E
card, wrote him Dote kvoWlng tho authorship
| aod substq lently demanded a reraotion of the
offensive language used. MIR. ID. 1T oroe de-.
cllned to make retrscton and said he would
| accord tho author aly satisfaction that might
be demanded at any limo. later when oailsd
unon HIM 10 retoreuoo to sn adjustment OF the
sttalr no said he would require until ltyt Tues
day, the l",h instant to mama his friend. who
was absent. Upon my interpreting 40 objection
to such 40 un~onted procedure. he cffsred
to make conditional apology This q! orcc
declined. II was then understood that the
| matter would DO held 10 abcyslc3 f,r lha eight
days Oae-half hour sfter this couqorsalicu
| with MIR. Davidson heard from severRl friends
on tho publ streets that the aoto had haod-
I'd him had been read in a gcntltm1n's pallCr
before several persons. and that cur oonvsrss.
ton had boon repealed BY him publicly. This
mornlog IS the whole affair. through Mt. ID e,
was openly Known, [ notified hit, tina! after
| his cODduc!, as far as mys2t and tiisud were
concerned, the matter was at an end, as NO could
eXptci nothing tom him.
q. s. FRENCH.
|: on'y remaias for no to cay 10 sdli:ioo
| that the public could hard2 ,xacct mo to
further motto, ono who. padcr slch scircum-
Stances would 90! in manner that at cnos do
nrivsd him CT the confederation of any honora-
bic msn. HUBERT SN0WDEN.
Tho publication Of tho last osid Ct Mr.. W..
*. Davidson, "BaDg," Hal denied II pIaoo 10
the Gsz,tte Gu account OF ceriaia very oticc.
llonab!e expressions used thcrcio, aE d which it
vas known would provoke reply m)re
ssvcro 10 its personal allusiona, and which the
editor did not choose should appear in its
c,Iumcs. knowing that it mast l6nd TO uu
pleasant consequences, and 10 this his judgment
proved Correct. as will be seen by tho shove
publiostiOn.)
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WAsNTEDI,Any pars"n having large
w farm, with stock and equipments ind de-.
sirlGg an experienced practical NORTHERN
FhRMHR, prI &tng ample testimonials Of cha
racter, illness, &c ~ work it 0a sharas or for
shihry, c0mlnene!ng now or frat CT year, can
addres9 FARhER Gazette otiiGa selG.3t
NlRdlNlA: In Eairfar Circuit Court, Sep.
Y TENDER Sd, 1881.
Harriet King, by her Go1t l;joud. w WilInuoh
ny, and Joha j. King, her husband, vs. De-
boTah FoW'e, Emma Smith and John Smith
Eer husband, Ellen Stewart and Charles Stow.
art. her husband, Frank Linton. Jarome Lin
Ion, Daniel t. Smi'h and Frank Linton, exec
uiori OF The vi Of Lewis q. Linton, decd.
In chancorY.
Memo Tho obiec! OF ibis suit ia to obtain a
sale ard division of the proprlty devised ID
complainant. Harriet King, and har ais,ora By
Tho will of Lewis u. Linton, deceased.
II arposriGg by itdapit lloa tina. tbo l.f,rl.
| ants sDovo named. Deborah Fowle, Emms
Smith and John Smith, hor husband, ELLEN
stewart ard Charles Stewart, her husband, and
frank Linton srs non resiienLs Of V:rginis il 10
ordered that the said non residents sppear with.
IN one month after due publication hereof and
90 what 10 necessary to project thsir Interest.
a coay-teste:
w JNO. w. GRAHAM. Clerk.
w. Wiloughby. y. q. sotG-w4w
VIRGINIA: 10 Fsirtar Circuit Cont, ISL
v tomber 81 1851.
a. freeman, in his own behalf aid such other
creditors OF John l.. Moore. DECEASED rs Ipsy
Decomo parties To and shsro Inc C !sts of this
suit, Va. Elvirs Moore in her own ri2ht snd
As execntrlX OF John Il. Moore, decgased Sa
ran a. Hunter, exacu:lii Of James Hunter,
deceased; Th(mls Moore, commissioner ct
salc, &c. In chantery.
Memo The object of This suit is 20 subject the
real estate OF John l.. Moore. deceased, to tho
payment of his debts.
1t appearing BY affidavit !a1 IN a ri n hnu.
named defendants ElVira Moore is q non real
dent OF the Stale OF Virginia, it ia ordered that
enc appear within one month after publication
hereof and do what ia Necessary 10 protect her
Interests. a copv-tcatn:
Moore & Son. T. q. sepG-wiW
E'EVEk AND AGUK-Just received a fresh
~ supply of HOkTUN'S MIaSAA ANTI
! DOrE-a sure cure for fevsr and sgue.
WAKEFIELD y HALL,
sepo Corner Prince snd Fairfax sts.
lTACQUnT'S GENUINE FRENCH
- BLACKING for sale by
sep6 j. @. MILBURN
STRIOTLY PURE UIDEN VINEGAR for
~ sale by [seIG }. q. MILBURN.
WHITE WINE VINEGAR for sale By
w sept }. .. MILBUkN.
| PURE FRESH SPICES for sale by
4 aep6 20 MILbURN.
10 BONES PRIME UHEEsE receiv ed 10.
| ~ day by (sep6l j y. MILBURN.
PoGERT VEGETABLE COUGH
~ SYRUH-A sure cure for Whoopng
| Cough. Price 81 cents per bottle. 70. sale by
ang6 ----------- JANNEY 90.
ShALL HAMS. Hams from to 10 lba each !;
| .ep5 'N' 4''"'' '''''J j. G. e. II DsRN
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CANAL COMMERCE..

Arlivod-Bosta j IL Sticknoy, K Bender. DIR
Il Porter * ) Grant and j A Alexander 70
American Coal Go. Il III Stoneb7akar Capt Il
II Kris!cn. j w Carder, q n Ryan, II K Htrsner
to Gaorgo's Crek Coal Il Iron 20 N u Clay,
l.uurs. Lizzie L, + OteLt to lamp " BALTIC
Coal Co. nj Fannon. limestone to Frsncr
DepArtod-Boats X II Miller, Thns Palon, ]
II StickneY, 4 Bender. DR. e K Porter, Il s
Grant. q Nj Stonebrakor Capt l. II Krision, j
w Corder. q N Ryan. I'll X Stranar, NJ y Clay.
Laura, Lizzia X. III Otlitt, 81 FAnnon and j
n Alexander,
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia A clv5rtiser

privilege, but under he!aW. which provides that
tins preference mus! be given 20 81 &ie1sndrisu,
the Mayer WAS compelled TO declare Mr.. Cliff.
ford the highest bidder. Mr. CiloId who
few weeks ago offered SS2j for tho privilepe Q,
will use an odelless excivA!ing machine In The
uorG
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S>lheY Iu2rly q need long felt, ard must
otconla household remedy Just thiak-to be
cured in few weeks Of those terrible nervous
troubles and Sick Headaches Neuralgia, and
indigestion, and tho nervous system put in q
natural and healthy condition. destroying the
possibility of Paralysis. Angina PectcIs, and
sudden death, which is Carrying off 80 many no.
bio men and women in the full tide OF life and
usefulness. Histimple remedy Of extract Of Celery
Seed and Chamomie Flowers. combined in The
form OF Fills, il boon 10 humanity. II has
saved thousands Of nervous. rckety, heslachine
children in our schools and tu., every year Nc
Nervcu1 persons or sufferers from Headache,
Neuralgia, Indigestion or Paralysis will dc
Themselves justice until they try them,
Price 90 conts box. Sold By all druggists.
JANNEY & 90. Druggists, Wholesale
Agents for Alexandria. vs.. augE3- ,olm
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The Weather Probabilities. Sept. G. 18Sl.--
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather
westerly winds. stationary or hjghar barometer
and temperature.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY CIDER VINEGAR. 3 years
oeld' The lest md most reliable for Pickles.
MAYER falls Sold by GEo. McRURNEY 4 Son.
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&EDICTNAl,.
A SENS ATION
HAS OFrEN BEEN MADE
BY THE DISCOVERY or SOME NEW

HAS OFrEN BEEN MADE
BY THE DISCOVERY or SOME NEW
THING.
BUT NOTHING HAS EVER STOOD TIE
TEST LIKE
DIR. BENaON'S ORLERY AND OHAMO.
MILE PILLS.
THEIR POPULARITY AND SALE ARE
TRULY uNrREUkDENTgD.
THEIR CUSTOMERS PRAISE 1HEM
VERY HIGHLY.
and sag hotthy really do cure sick headache
Aervons Hea1ach, Neuralgia, Mcr.
ro"sness. Slecplessness. Init
aes'ioa. Paralysis and
Melancholy.
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The bids received up TO twelve o. clock to-day for
the privilege Ct removing the night soil OF the
city this afternoon. Mr. Geo. w. Clifford, be.
ing tho highest and only AleIsndris bidder.
ihe privilege Wa5 awarded 10 him, for $40.
There WAS only one other bid. that of Wilson
8 Cess. Of Washington, who offered 500 Tor the
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PROPERTY SALE.-Green & Wisa. auction
eers, sold to day, for Messrs. Besch, Claughtop,
ard Brent. commissioners of sale 10 the suit OIL
Reid 7s. West. tho properly at tho northwest
intersection cf King with Fairfax streets. with
the improvements thereon. to NJ. D. Corss.
slustee, for 81, 100.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Opening of tbo Public Schools.

Tho Clerk of the City School board will bs at
ms eGicc. in Peabody Building Cor the purpose
Oh issuing permits for onsarnz the Public Schools
IS lo.!o"s: For w6i.a children. Monday, Tues
ua7, wednesday mad THURSDAY, Sept 5. g. 7
snu q !:om a. M 70 p III. For colorad chill
1on' Ffiass md Saturday, Sept. and H. from
M 10 o nj. Those wishing 10 secure soats
csipts. a.aoo-1v
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Us. CoURIs Tho adjourned ttrms Of The
llultcd States District and Circuit Courts,
Judg' Il. W. Hughes presiding. convenes in
this city on tho eth CT the present month.
ihtra hro scvcrsi Q s's to como up for trial,
among them, tho United States Va John Gar
michael io7 csillng Gen. Malone u id dog,
on postal Gard; ADD Il ii. Stuart. against the
Potomac Steamboat Company for $4,000 fol-
nlufcs sustained while leaving the steamer
Arr1wsmith. This latter case comes up on OF
sppea! from tho Circu! Court OF Westmoroand
nOuniY, VI.
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AC IDENT AT PoRTNER'S BREWERY.-The
large pump Of the cold air apparatus 81 Port
uer's brewery burst yesterday afternoon doing
considerable dsmsGe to the machinery and scat
tering the hands at work in the building st the
time. The room was i'm nedisteiy filled with
ammonia to such an extent that it was impossi.
bio for any enc 10 enter it. Large castings wers
broken and about $500 worth OF ammonia was
lost. The loss is quite heavy, especially IS the
damaged machinery will have to be replaced
from Pennsylvania. Work, however, Al the
establishment will 90 on as liual, IS there arc
several other pumps connected with The sppa-
ratu7.
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The WEATHER - The month just pissed has
baoa iho hoticss ard dryest sire, 1872. Not.
wthsiaudIng rain has been locked for ard
prayed for not n drop has yet come. The
pumps in tho southern SECTION OF tho city are
reported as falling 10 their supply OF water and
tho residents of TINT LEGALITY arc apprehensvc
of naonrcoiepcc from ihst cause The last
lev days have been tho mos. oppressive Of the
season, aGd tho mercury IN tho thurmomotci
hss hron up 10 The Lnn'iea. Tho Nov
York Herald pvcdos pcro,ptib'e fall in the
temperature by to morrow in tbs. scoti0n; %
the cool wave extend to US.
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Personal Lieut.. Commander r =. L,ary.
United States Navy, and wife, arrived in Wash.
ioaton yesterday.
Mrs. Charles 4. Kfrsty is Speeding the
heated torn at Pleasant Valley, Fairfax county
Mr.. w. w. Sherwood and family returned
last nigbt from Prince William otuaIy.
Tx Mayor VIM. N Berkeley has returned
from Rsppahannock counry.
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Tie TELEPHONE EXcHANGE.-Mr. G. L.
MeCuer, Superintendent ofthe Bell Telephone
ESihsnsa Company, is now 10 New York for
tic purpose OF purchasing a complete outfit for
tho telephone eychargo to DO established 10
AieXlndIis. 1t tie City Uounci gives per
mission to night for the erection Of the polls Of
the Company Mr.. McClutr will be notified BY
telegraph. and will Immediately ship The ma
ierial here, accompanied by workmeu, to put
tho telephone exchange 10 operation. Should
the Couacil fail to grant tho request of the
company, tho whole thing will fall through.
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AE ISIS MARY e. ,;DHnSDu will oman hor
~ SEhDhi. Tor BOYS anil GIRLS on Gan
lomonr a,th, D! he: rssidancn 2>i princo 81.
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CANAL ITEMS.-Segen boats If: Cumbor.
aod Saturday. carrying GS0.G1 toos If cal,
which to each boat IS IS tons less thsn tie
svtrsg, loading.
Tho boats w. !. Read end Lillin arrived at
Cumberland Saturday morning. being tho first
empty boats that have reached that port fer
several days.
The Cumterlsrd Times say. "rbc showers,
though light, that have fallen within Tho past
three days have proven Of sono b,uCfit TO tho
canal. raising the water about three iachca CD
the Cumber aud levels.