COM M U NIOATIoN s.

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For the Washingtonian.
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MEssRs. EDITORS: If the enclosed is worthy
of an insertion in the " Washingtonian,' ]
may from time to time furnish you with few
sketches from real lif1, without embelish-
ment or colorng, for they need none. They
speak volumes, and ought to be held up TO
the eye of the rising generation, if the present
will not profit by the example. AS to tavern
keepers, they are good and bad, and therefore
it would be wrong TO condemn them in the
wholesale way. But would say to the for
mer, as an old Roman once said, Curse on
their virtues for they have undone world"


Yours, respectfully, JUsTIrl'.


We think the sketches of "JUsrITIA will
be worthy Of publication, if we may judge
from the present number. Facts from real
lf are the arguments urged by Temperance
men ia advancing the great cause. "Ju :"
is, therefore, welcome TO our coIumns.-EDs.