CITY AFFAIRS.
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n WATCH RETURN. Oct. 22nd. Last night
while some darkies were amusing themselves
at their rendezvous on Seventh street--talking
politics, law, religion, CO &C., and by the by


not forgetting to swear and use indecent Ian


guage, so much so that the passers by became


very much disguised ed-the Police officers, like


the good Samaritan, passed that way, and ta-
king pity on the poor creatures, and fearing
further harm to themselves, took them from
their infamous retreat and gave them nights
lodging in that delightful place-the watch
house. Iu the morning they were deal,
with as follows One was dismissed, il being
his first offence of the kind one received a
dozen and the third-a copper colored dam
sci escorted to the Work house, where she was
no stranger. a ..s4a g-E @r