{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The STREETS AGAIN Fer the last ten days the
streets have been in even a worse condition thar
when pedestrians were up to their ankles in mud
The clouds Of dust, palp pabe and penetrating, have
been most disagreeable TO all who were obliged
lo.traverse the streets. The truth is, no one who
values comfort or cleanliness, and can possibly
avoid doing so. dares to venture into Broadway,
either in wet weather or dry. In wet weather it is
all mud, slush and dustin dry weather, when the
wind blows, the dust is SO thick that one cannol
see across the street. This is one oil the reforms
of the present reforming corporation.