A WARNING.
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A gentleman yesterday informed US that q
young man was brought before the magls-
rate st she Navy Yard. and ndcommtied 70 tue
work house as vagrant Hehad been turned
out Of his boarding house in consequence Of
drunkenness, and inability TO pay his board.
Employmen, in the yard could have been ob
isined if he had remained sober; but the love
Of drink prevented. He has family re'iding
in q neighboring State and now away from
home, has forgotten his duty as a husband and
father.


There are many similar instances Of wrong
doing on record and can any one, with the
least sense Of sympathy for the unfortunate
remaining, speak with propriety. q single word
against the efforts we are continuously making
to suppress traffic that knows no respect Of
persons--,hat, alike, visits distress on all who
are its patronsq Young men. middle e-aged,
and old. lend your aid in the enterprise. and
Heaven, and women, and children will bless
you!