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"A
Last Sabbath evening" at three o'clock, meeting of
youths between the ages of IA and 49, took place at
the Club House, for the purpose of forming Junior
Association of United Brothers Of Temperance A
sufficient number having signed an application to the
adult Association No. l. it is intended to install the
officers, and start Junior Association into operation to-
morrow Sunday evening


These Junior associations are under the supernten-
dence and care of the adult association fom which
they derive the privilege of establishing themselves
members of the Order


After the above meeting of youths, meeting was
held at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth
street. Addresses made by Messrs Savage and
1hompson-4 signed.


AT this meeting poor, degraded ptable-looking
man came forward and signed the pledge. The teeto-
alers had him rugged up decently, found place for
him stop at and next day procured employment for
him; and he holds on true to the pledge good days
work for this party


On Sunday afternoon last, detachment of United
Brothers of Temperance held meeting at Mr.. Caleb
Brcs school-house, Alexandra county, and obtained
Sd signatures to the pledge.


A meeting was also held last Sunday afternoon at
the Falls Church, by the Union Temperance Society
Of Fairfax county, Va; a deputation OF the United
Brothers of this city attended the meeting 30 sigma
lures obtained to the pledge.


On Monday evening an interesting meeting was
held at the corner of 9th and streets. large and
respectable audience attended this meeting. The
Temperance Car on the ground, from which the
speakers addressed the multitude-a number signed
the pledge.


the Franklin Engine-house. Addresses by Messrs.
Rawlings, Tucker, Thompson, and Savage; singing
by the choir. signed the pledge


The meetings published for Wednesday and Thurs.
day evenings were postponed on account Of the in
clemenoy OF the weather.