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These omnibusses are at the same time benefit and


disadvantages blessing and curse II is certainly
very convenient in rainy day evening" or when one
omnibus and for sixpence be down almost at his
door. On the other haud is decidedly
in rainy day or evening, to stand the walk waiting
for chance to cut in between the omnbusses that are
crossing all directions and then running great risk
Of losing life limb. By this means, however one has


fine opportunity to learn practical geometry and tri.
gonometry. Such cutting of sines cosines arcs ana
tangents, as 1t is necessary to describe in crossing
Broadway, is nowhere else to be found Strong efforts
are being made to Danish the omnibusses from Broad
way. The sooner done the better.


APPEARANCE OF THE BURNT DsrRIcr.-This part OF
the city presents curious appearance. Some seven
eight hundred men are employed in the different
branches of rebuilding. The streets are blocked
up with piles OF stone bricks, mortar and lumber and
these in addition to the mud which lies piled up in
nice consistency of about foot in DEPTH render navga-
ton in region rather dangerous and uncertain
tered over the little shantes deect.
able compounds passing unds the Of brandy GIN
&c. which usually Kept at such places supplied
the workmen the rate of three cents per glass
animated scene presents itself here at any time from
sunrise to sunset The busy knocking of several hun
dred hammers and trowels, mngles with the cheerful
song of the laborer and forms melody not unpleasant
10 the of who views honest and useful industry
honorable. There now being erected in the burnt
district the following number of buildings -


