THE DOGS.
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A gentleman informs us that on Sabbath
last, between New York avenue and F street,
on Ninth, he saw no less than five dogs! One
Of them was large black animal, and looked
extremely vicious, and followed HIM and his
family several squares, as if unwilling to give
up the pleasure Of biting the little girls in the
company. Now, we love the dog as faith
ful animal, but he should have his place. We,
too, being no Jew, love the hog as afording
wholesome food and il occurs to us that the
latter, if any favor is to be shown, should
have the freedom of the cutters and the side
ways. Would that dogs were good to eat, in
stead of hogs, and then the city bailiffs would
abate the nuisance of which we have occasion
most to complaint.