tract:“Mclscrry Stiiet.—'The badness and appearance of tbfe street, since the commencement of the new hotel, has been Improving very rapidly. It now bids fair to become the “Chestnut” street of our city. It has already the best hotels in theplace—the best china and qneensware store to be found anywhere within fifty mites—three splendid new wholesale dry goods stores—a large coach manufactory—two extensive tinning and stove establishments—a large tobacco and cigar factory beside a new stove foundry—two fancy stoneand marble shops—chair and bedstead factorie several fashionable barber shops—two extensive iron stores—the best livery stable in all Hoosier-dora—several first-rate groceries and fashionable tailors' shops—a dally newspaper establishment not to be beaten'—and some of the prettiest girlsin all creation.”Odd Fellows1 Celebration.—A grandirand bed