THE WASHINGTONIAN.
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1t will be recollected that we gave notice,
some time since, that, unless better sustained,
the WAsHINGroNIAN would cease with the pre-
sent number. We now inform our readers
that this paper will continue to battle in the
cause of virtue-prominen friends of the cause
having promised to exempt us from further
loss. We are gradually, but too slo,oly, add
ing to our subscription list; and 10 place the
WAsHINGToNIAN on firm basis, requires vigi.
lance on the part Of its friends. One united
effort, and the thing is done. We have not
informed the public of the deadly opposition
we have experienced since the establishment
Of this paper not by those who claim the right
of using ardent liquors, and judging for them
selves, for by that class we have been libe-
rally encouraged,) but by pretessed temperance
men-men solemnly pledged to advance the
cause of total abstinence. Such are the men
who have been our strongest opponents; but the
mists which have hitherto clouded our path
way are beginning to rise, and the true motives
are observable. We ask the citizens of the
District, and the friends of true principles
everywhere, for their aid in promulgating the
doctrine we advocate, by subscribing TO the
paper, advertising in its columns, and sending
us communications calculated to advance the
interests of mankind. W


Our subscription list is now six hundred in
the District, and can be doubled, with little
exertion on the part of temperance men. Now
to work, and let us see which Of the three
cities will hand in the greatest number Of
subscribers next week. ~'