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ways to be found at houses that keep bar.


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10 THE Police OF WASHINGTON: The
neighborhood in which we live is much an
noyed, particularly on the Sabbath day, by
set OF rowdy negro boys, candidates for the
penltentary,) who are let loose upon the pub
lie, and congregate just in the rear Of the
Odd Fellows Hall, pitching cents and using
all sorts of bad language, to the great annoy
ance Of the peaceable citizens Of that neigh
borhood. We do hope that the police will
give them some attention. If something is
not done for the peace and quiet Of the people,
firearms, or something as effective, will have
to be used, as patience ceases to be virtue.


fH&1@ AA@s a"t CITIZENS.