The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-26

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bo.h buyers and soliefs Can as b. sasatst -
cro~'eing IL into a ~ re s3aars ~ tbs riiy.
| let " 90 how b saiz ,bs bsyeFs % t,e Frin
cipai ma kct u cry tbs p@Qss laaas ifs al co.
tonA. tbs m0ss ren,sts. Tbsy cataa Ia sras.a
weather and IN bad and thsy i.saf bsias tslg bur
dens. whether igbt W hssvy !. das.raiae y
| these people that the snarssi si.sald - ,ire.aa
scribsd within the limits q central piANs, over
| crowded, q ihcpnsenicni arreas. sna ~tsre shsy
must be Exposed 70 il.e prssenrs and sou,srt " a.
kinds Of persons Who choose ID gsrsns ii,s Avennes
| either ia pursuit u business W asskiEg o. CRAFTY
their idle curiosity We think thsir eon.f4rt sod
convenience would be promoted ~ ths srtshsian
Of the market toward their own hosiss AM ~ ts
preservation Of space ample o. exrgnpi thfsa
from the annoyAnces Of which ~ sgnAk
How does /, suit the pcllsrs Uhssf ne pressbt
plan two ranges Of butchers campriss aii ne 49,
SONS whose convenience and coini1ft aggrar " g.
in any manner considered The temparasy Ga
lures for the huoksiers arc very imPcriostg 4nd
that most desirable cAss VI producers, ts garden.
| and small farmers, who drive ihfig carts snd
wagons to town, have no provision whatever uaaax
for them. IL this fair pohur' According 10 oar
view it Ia not. and sincerely hope Il mar b.
well considered by all vino are Interested.
We are slaves 10 old habits too much. Because
the ~ ntsr
other lands were crowded. we imagine that Ours
must DO also. Now, Notwithstanding no mag
nfcent distances separating all the prominent Oh
jects in Washington, doubt that more bod.
died up and crowded market apy here b.
found in the United States. We pack close a.
any of them, although every basket has 10 b.
Sc toted" across avenues Of tedious width, and
along streets upon which regular alteration 81
houses and vacant lots is presented. What non
sense and inconsistency oil thi, exhibits
What we would recommend is, that tho market
be extended continuously along ono side Of wido
street, say the south side OF Pennsylvania avenue.
for instance; that every sellers wagon vehicle
shall constitute his stall that he Be permitted 10
occupy given portion Of the street, sufficient Tor
his wagon tongue, horses, Sci that he be permit
ted also to stand upon the pavement, (Which should
be wider than presently for the purpose Of wait
ing on his customers; that graceful roof forming
the segment Of circle, and covered With metal,
should form shelter ample enough to protect the
horses in the and the customers in the front,
This market should be long enough TO afford am
Pile accommodations for all who attend, and It's
privileges should be extended To all persons alike.
whether butchers, gardeners, iarmers, hucksters.
or manufacturers who retail their own ID
would no doubt extend through wide portion ofthe
city, and much the better. The alienation of the
different kinds of stalls would enable any ono not
over fastidious to make up his assortment in any
square, and thus the distance 10 each customer
would be greatly abridged
Many Of the most refined ladies ofour city prefer
to do their own marketing, and do at present in
say, they are often exposed. Our plan would pro-
mote their comfort. The only objection TO IL, in.
deed, that we have yet heard urged, lie the damage
TO the street by the introduction of market business
| upon it, As the property holders and merchants
along ts course have no doubt some interest in this
branch Of the subject, we would be willing for
them to decide the question
Mr.. Items: perceive by this morning paper that
| some gentleman, who cannot endure the smell or
| taste Of alcohol, wants to know where he can get
cup Of coffee, plate of oysters beoistcak, with
! out coming in contact with the vianous compound
| named above; and you, not having the desired in
formation, refer him TO me- am sorry 10 say that
know of none, but believe that an entcrprising
individual who would open such Establishment,
at fourth the cost it requires to open liquor
and oyster saloon, would find it to his advantage,