For the Columbian Fountain.
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MEssRs. EDIToRs: Having noticed the
strenuous and successful efforts that have
been made in this city for the getting up Of
a new association, the object of which is
the furtherance of the Temperance cause
and the spreading abroad throughout the
District of Columbia of useful temperance
knoWledge-an association founded upon
such principles, can hardly fail, through
their efforts, of producing the most bene
fetal results; and their unmiligated strug-
giles for ssfallen mans y welfare will not 90
unrewardcd. The preamble, signed by up
wards Of hundred Of our most Apectable
citizens, will most fully set forth their views
At as early day as may be practicable, a
meeting will be called, when an election Of
officers will take place. Such individuals
as feel disposed to contribute to SO laudable
an undertaking, will please leave their names
at the stores of Messrs. S. Parker, George
Savage, G. Cammack, E. Owen, or C, c..
Beveridge -