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yesterday afternoon we saw ourselves, on this
very street, a large dog with a tin pan tied TO
his tail, his tongue and legs vieing with each
other. and about dozen dogs, large and small,
after him at full speed. We saw Police officer
Wolard there yesterday, suppose you call
again Mr.. Wollard.


CANAL.-The old mud machine is hard at
work this morning cleaning out the canal east
of Seventh street bridge. That's right Mr..
Canal Commissioner, give our enterprising
lumber and wood merchants plenty of toater
and they will be sure to give us abundance Of
dry wood and lumber.


DIsAPPoiNTMENr.-Asa country wagon was
coming to market this morning. with several
bags of corn, when near Tenth street, on Penn
sylvania avenue, one Of them accidentally fell
out Of the cart, the driver went on unconscious
of his loss. A shrewd looking darkey having
spied the bag Of corn in the street, went quiet
ly up to j, intending when the driver got out Of
sight to make it his price, some person at
the other end of the square saw the bag when
il fell, and informed the owner Of his loss, who
went back for his corn. Sambo was greatly dis
appointed, when he saw him coming, but stood
his ground until the owner came up when roll
ing up the white of his eye at the man, and al
the. same time displaying set Of teeth that a
shark might be proud Of, decamped in hurry.


e5-There was quite scene at the depot last
evening just before the cars left for Baltimore.
Twas Of one of the volunteers who has been
living in this place for some time. One Of the
men from Fort McHenry came on Tor him, he
was accompanied down to the depot by lady
and four children, who said that he should no,
60. He swore he would 60 to Mexico, any
how, and-he did go.