{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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THE LATE FALL OF Snow has made ex-
celIcnt sleighng on Penn. avenue, which, du-
ring the greater part Of Wednesday and We'd
nesday night, resoundcd with the musical
sound Of the merry sleigh-bells. We no
liced some very elegant sleighs drawn by two
pair ofhorses, others by one pair, some III
tandem, and many ny single horse, driven
with great speed and glee along our broad
avenues and streets. 1t seemed to us tha
all the sleighs that could be had, or manufac-
tured at short notice, were putinto immediate
requistion. The sleighing continued with
great spirit during the whole of yesterday
when, the weather being unusually fine, the
ladies turned out to enjoy the amusement
Of sleighing in vehicles Of every shape and
size.