posed brother ]. C. HARDNESS should deliver
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posed brother ]. C. HARKNEss should deliver
his views.


Duiing the recess, the whole-souled brothers
of Harmony Division had supper prepared,
as if by magic, for the visiters; after partaklng
of which, the procession was again formed
and proceeded TO the Lyceum. After singing
an ode, brother Hardness was introduced, and
although he appeared without previous pre-
paration, he enehaned the audience for one
hour and half, fully and clearly showing
forth the beneficial effect of total abstinence,
and depicting the misery Of its opposite. =


After singing an ode the meeting adjourned.
The "Sons" escorted the "Brothers" to the
steamboat, and after an interchange Of good
wishes for the prosperity of each other, they
parted, well pleased with the days proceed
ings. A large number of signatures were OBJ
tained to the pledge


We are authorised to return the thanks of
the United Brothers of Temperance, to the
gentlemanly proprietor OF the Alexandria Mu-
scum, for his polite invitation to visit that in
stituton; many responded to it, and were ex-
tremely gratifed. To the citizens of Alexan-
dria generally, the United Brothers return
their heartfelt thanks for the kind and bro
therly reception they received on this, as well
as on former visits to that city. TO the mem
bers OF Harmony Division the United Brothers
only say, that they hope, before long, to have
an opportunity to extend to them brothers.
hand and brothers. welcome in this city.