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During the past two weeks the reports Of
the Captain Of the watch Of ths Middle Dis
trict have mentioned the fact Of lighted can
die having been found at three different times.
after l'o'clock at night, in the second story of
the warehouse of one Of our most respectable
mercantile firms. In each instance the watch
man on the beat had it put out. Whether,
which we think improbable these instances
have all occurred through neglect, or whether
the watchman has been merely exhibiting his
authority, there being an ordinance we believe,
which empowers him to have lights in unoc-
cupied buildings put out, we know not, but
certainly the case is somewhat singular. 4. ".


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