UNITED BROTHERS OF TEMPERANCE.
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Agreeably TO notice previously given, the
UNITED BROTHERS OF TEMPERANCE, of this
city, met at their Hall on last Sunday al noon,
10 the number Of about eighty, thence proceed
ed to the steamboat and embarked for Alex
andria. At Alexandria wharf they were re-
ceived by committee of Teetoialers, and es-
corted to the Market square, where goodly
number OF citizens were congrega,ed. awaiting
the arrival of the lecturers from this city.
Having but couple OF hours to stay before the
return of the boat the meeting was immedi.
ately called to order, and Mr.. SAVAGE explained
the principles of the Order Of United Brothers.
He was followed by Mr.. WILSON, of George
town, in powerful address. Mr. AWARD was
then introduced, and entertained The audience
in his mild and eloquent style with good effect.
Mr.. WHIPPLE followed, and closed the speak
ing with powerful appeal 10 the audience to
aid in the mighty work of banishing the use
Of Intoxicating drinks Between the addresses,
Temperance hymns were sung by the Free.
men's Vigilant choir; alter singing the closing
ode, the meeting dismissed. The United Bro
theirs of Washington then marched 10 the boat,
and arrived in the city by. sundown. This
proved good days work-S6 signed the
pledge.