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This number completes the first month of the pub-
cation Of the WAsHINGToNIAN, and we respectfully
request our patrons when called on, to settle their
subscriptions with the following persons. who are duly
authorized to receive the same. Those in Alexandra,
will please settle with Mr. TRIPLETT, the carrier al
the Navy Yard, with Mr.. J. ONEALE; in Washington
and Georgetown, with the CARRIERS, or ourselves


Our circulation is, at this time, between seven and
eight hundred in the Dstrct-about equal we believe,
to the National ntegencer, and far beyond that Of
any other paper of the Districts still it is too small to
enable us to make the WESTINGHOUSE what it should
be- Our editorial department is superintended by q
gentleman of acknowledged talent, who must receive
a fair compensation to enable us to continue that
talent we hope the friends of the enterprise will besr
themselves in adding to our subscription list and ad
verising patronage. Our present amount of adver-
tising patronage, least must be kept up Look to
friends of the cause; will do our best-the sue
cess of this undertaking remains with you.


We have heard of some dissatisfaction having been
expressed at the appearance, in the WAsHrNaToNIAN
of last week, of an advertisement of society of
colored persons calling themselves Sons Of Tempe
rance. Our object is to advance the Temperance re-
formation generally; all societies having the ameli-
Grafton Of the condition of man. in view-such as
Masonic Odd Fellows, and ALL truly beneficial socie
ties, will be noticed, and can have access to our
columns. We have no right to change name, nor to
debar one privilege which we grant to another No
person. in this section at least, would for moment
suppose, that the coored society were of the ORDER.
Were the Order, in its official capacity, to request
change of name we have no doubt but that it would
be complied with.