CARRIERS.
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e1- Carriers are wanted for this paper. Any
one who will take route. shall ha se them for
62 cents per hundred copies, paid for al
this office. We feel conidentthat this affords
a, line opportunity for any person out OF EN-
ployment.


UfThe carriers for Georgetown and the city
west Of l4th street, are not auarlzed to receive The
money tor the Fountain; they only to carry the
paper Ii any OF the subscribers fail to get the paper
they will please let il be known. Our proper au-
thorized collector will call on the first Saturday in
every month, and collect the amount due.


The following is from the Philadelphia Sun.
Itit very proper indeed hope that will
BE- read and remembered by our peopls:


"The Rev. Mr.. Hunt passed through this
city, yesterday, from Washington city, on his
way TO Wyoming. We learn from him that
the friends Of temperance are Of good cheer in
the metropolis Of the nation. They have a
hard job before them, and wisely have gone
hard TO work, determined TO do their duty,
and await The result without fear. Very many
Of those who live in Washington feel no inter-
estin its moral prosperity. They come TO the
city for the express purpose Of making money
by making sin. The floating population seem
to come under the impression that Satan holds
levees in the city and that they are At liberty
10 accept of all invitations; and occasionally,
in turn, 10 invite him TO return their visits.-
Rare work Of sin, in every form is of common
occurrence. The inhabitants proper Of the city
are deeply solicitous to make their city "the
praise Of the land" and complain that they
are inruded upon by persons of dissolute hab
Its and vicious practices, and then have 10 bear
the blame Of their inquity. II is OF great i'm
portance that the whole nation should send
only pure streams into the great ocean Of fash
ion and influence found at Washington. We
are pleased to learn that Mr. Beers continues
TO keep his excellent Temperance Hotel, and
that strangers are finding him out,