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Whatever may be the opinions Of diferen
persons of the cause of the great quantity of dus
and mud on Pennsylvania Avenue, the true and
obvious reason is this, that the street is never
properly cleared. Now, the whole difficulty
could be removed by simply maintaining two car
horses, one boy, and three men, to sweep ant
clean the street and fill the carts; and the whole
expense would not exceed six dollars per day
the scattering stone collected and placed in holes
wherever they occur, as to keep the road in
constant repair.


When we look at this otherwise beautiful
street, with its granite curbstone and rows trees,
and its sidewalks, twenty feet wide, we
actually regret that it should be chargeable with
such objections as above mentioned. The reme-
,dy-call meeting of all that are interested, and
make subscription of the sum necessary to main
tain the above force for three months, and see if
the evil is not removed.


/ will subscribe $5. l.. E.