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teetoal meeting was held last Sunday evening
at Tennallytown, by portion of the Brothers of Tenn
perance of this city and Georgetown. Mr.. Burns O.
GeorgetowR, and Messrs. Savage, Beck, and Others
addressed the meeting and obtained twenty signers
the pledge.
There is but one or two drinking men left in the
neighborhood. One unfortunate man, finding himself


left alone in his drunken glory tried hard create
disturbance-buti it wos no CO.


On Monday evening the meeting was held at the
corner of Seventh and Streets which was attended
by large number of ladies' and gentlemen. The most
d,sgrdcefm scene occurred at this meeting that ever


took place at temperance meeting in this city the
audience were peted with eggs, one or two ladies were
struck and others had their clothes soiled with their
contents Some said stones were also thrown. The
being in the shane of man who could be guilty OF
such an act should, if found out be held up to the
scorn and contempt of the vruous portion of the
munity II is supposed they from the third story
of the proggery opposite, the stable next door, At


least as many signed the pledge as there were eggs
thrown.


The Tuesday evening meeting was held at the cor
ner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, where
also number signed the pledge. . H.1.
On Wednesday evening meeting was held on Cap
tol Hill, and several signed the pledge.


On Thursday evening the Temperance Mass meet
ing at the Patent Office well attended, by both


ladies and gentlemen. The singing OF tho choir Of the
Freemen's VigaIt Total Abstinence Society on this
occasion was excellent The addresses were deliver
ed by Messrs. Hoban, Walsh, and Harkness; and had
the desired effect ofbringing many to the pledge.