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TO Iht ENVVT y I't ITE7aNI'


/ notice with grief that one Of the city papers
attempts to throw odiuu on the Response to the Worlds
Temperance Convention the Tabernacle this evening
as tickcted notwithstanding on, poor Wash!ns'"
nians-shcn it well known that such meeting can
not be go, up in the Tabernacle without expense and
tina, the ia in great want OF funds II the writer
will send any poor Washnctonans 10 me Will gladly
give them tickets Tabernacle be crowded night
after night TO hear the finished vOniss and piano per
formers dollar ticket, cannot but believe that It
will be chcerfully filed at the small sum OF - cents to
hear such men as Mcssrs. WHEELocX. PATTON, TYING
anc Cox on one OF the thrilling topics OF the day


JOHN MARSH Secy. Temp Union