IThat venerable institution, the c*l«l market house, we hope n*iuc day towe re-hiiivihI from Washington t. Ami when this is done—when the grading ,JI finished and it ha* been well 1lt; Adaiuiaed, it willbet very pretty street.Jipea king of a market hlt; use it i* veryprobable that we shall have a new one ; next season, which, if only set in a good central pwition, would be a in at ter of much I importance to the eitiaetis of this place. Hut if placed eswe an* informed has bffB de ennincd uj**»n, lt;»n \ alley street, in the neighborhood of the river, it never w ill be 1] couie a popular institution with our citi- j sana or people from the country. 1 he po“i- i tiou choseu it seems, to us is not a central one; and the point is one in the vicinity of the Railroad, the principal approaches to which are along the track, where there | 1 will be a perjietual bother a d searing of horse*. This ciri utn-tnncc will forever | operate against the new market house, lie- » sid«*ft the part of the t*• vs tt chosen is sculi * dest tied to Is* largely occupied for inanu- .I ,,faetur ng and husitn j»iirjsics, and there- f fore it is out of plu e when h cate.l there.h