For the Washingtonian.
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MEssRs. EDIroRs: In my walks yesterday,
! observed several times the assemblages OF
what are generally termed Juvenile RoD-
dies" but the most prominent, to my obserya-
ton, were g some Of the same sort" who occu-
pied the bridge which overhangs the canal on
Maryland avenue. On passing this, place yes.
terday evening, in company with a lady, my
ears were saluted with the most outrageous,
vulgar, and blasphemous language, ever utter
ed by human being. Their constant prac-
tice on Sunday evenings is to insult ladies and
gentlemen passing that way, by vulgar songs
and blasphemy. ..


Cannot something be done to arrest this
course Of conduct before it shall proceed fur
ther! Our quiet city will become the place
of the Ro,ody, unless the proper officers shall
allay it. Where are the police of the Ward;
do the sleep on Sunday? If so, they had bet.
ter resign their commissions, and refuse to
serve. If strict attention be not paid to this
subject in this, as well as other parts of our
city, we will not be allowed to pass those
thoroughfares with our wives, sisters, or mo.
Tiers, without being assaied with language
the vilest Of the vile. Will the police attend
to it? "A word to the wise is sufficient"


Monday, July ss. PALMYRA.