, 1860-03-16

tcrday for tho West. Since his ;.rch speech
a. the Cooper Institute, be has spoken Twelve
times in Connecticut nnd elsewhere, every ywlcre
leaving an ineflaccabie impression, and doing
noalc service for The Republican cause. What.
ever NAV be the Immediate career destined fur
this earnest and eloquent nau. it is very certain
that, when The time comes for uation to do
hiul honor the boats o admirers he has le(: be-
hind lin ia Tic East, uil! be among the first to
remember lis worth.
The speculation in uptown lots, Which has
been rampant in tlis city for two years past,
| presents sos:c Curious aspects.- Hardly ir CHI
csso, Milwaukee, S.. Paul, aud other Of your
Western towns, during the mcst exciting Peri
| DDS Of their miraculous growth. we:e exhibited
moro sudden rises in the value of real estate
than have been experienced in that great sec
tion 0! New York, which surrounds the beauti-
| ful Central Park. Lots on the cdj lccnt avenues
have jumped from $500 to 5000 III 4 few
months. 4 rroportionatc decrease hns taken
/ place in tho value Of property in The more mn.
I c,ent quarters Of the town. Thee changes, so
| uncommon in Eastern cities, hnro attracted the
attention of specu1utors throughout the United
states, aud since the depression Of 1851, which
=, f.,rfu,,r affected ,,,e inf tied West canital-
;.t4 ,t distance hare worked mt of their Min.
resot. ;,vestmcnts md ;c;ned thc nrcs, ol
buy CTS here, who are engaged in carrying up
our unimprovcd suburbs to just us ialse and
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ra- lille were IN tse'' suic'ett'y e1e"ths 10 sa''
DRY the hunger ot even the nervous. 'aae'nas'
composite American nino. LUZ II Is 'esef'
; in for this nation 10 e1n'o'E more unique ana
: to congruo"s qua''ues' pp5s'ca' anu Pssen'
than nave been oese'orea IN my previous
n eatufaa5 evening u pheasant feature n'at'
ln:s literary reunion a' 'ne 9es'oenee o' oae III
most genfa1 ana aonl'feo AUTHORS" oa11!'
lori artist, h'e en- 'a1c f'tit 10 Boston, ca'1e
the possession ot n"hite lloch taoic' c'cloth' "o
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pd:, and spread On the oaken table IN The poets
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