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THE DOGS CT MARKETING IN THE CITY
MERCANTILE PROBABILITIEs-THE RUSSIANS
on TUE HUDSON RIvER-ALL ABOUT
TIowERS-C oTHAM'S JACK AETCH.

THE DOGS CT MARKETING ~ THE CITY
MERCANTILE PROBABILITIEs-THE RUSSIANS
on TUE HUDSON RIyER-ALL ABOUT
rIowERS-Co1mAM'S JAck hETCH.
Nw YORK, May 3, 1871.
To the Editor Of the Free Press and Times
Local events have this week largely taken
their color from the bursting war cloud in
Europe. Despite the expressed intention of
the European powers to hold themselves
aloof from the strife between Russia and
Turkey, and thus prevent the strife from
being more than local one, the probability
is everywhere felt to he strong, that unless
the last abjeet appeal of Turkey to the treaty
of Paris should prove Of some eileet-and
nothing could he more unlikely-it will not
he many months before England, Austria,
Germany, and perhaps France and Italy,
will be found ranged upon the side of one or
the other of TIE present combatants. The
effect upon this country of the stubborn
general war that woult follow is easily to
be seen. The production Of provisions and
of manufactured articles practically ceasirg
throughout Europe, demands upon the
United States, the only great producing
nation left with its hands free, for supplies
of every variety, would tax our capacity to
the utmost, and give such stimulus to our
manufactures as not even our own war iurh-
ishcd.
With these ideas uppermost IN minu'
Wall street and the heavy manufacturing IN
terests have naturally Deen ieSerish anu eA-
cited. Told mas gone up tnree OF iour rs
ures anu preaustuhS nave io,io% suit
Inc husSian meet "nich Drought tno
Hrand Dukes to tins country ana Shich mas
formed the great attraction 10 the Jerry pas
sengers on the North river Tor several weeks
shows that 1t has heard oil the disturbance;
On receipt oil the news oil the ueeiaialioh Oh
war the ships ofhcers scourei 'i,e Town ior
such members oil their crews as having oeen
allowed leave 10 go on slore' hau go' uru ,i
and been sent to various iimpos ny 'he poiice
JUSTICES. Inc "entner pea'ch uuau.' c c
reclaimed as rapidly as possioie' 'neir hneS
being PAID Out Oh the treasury Vi ms i.npe-
RAJ majesty, 'he Var Oh al Tue hasslal.'
ana tine Meet no" lies WIFI steam up await
ing ana rainier expecting 'eiesi'pHi' IT,
call to the BLACK Sea.
With the returning green OF our PARIS
and trees attention iaiis haturaiy upon 'ne
plant anu seeu interests, WINCH now "esi'
to be IN enormous ACTIVITY rev people re-
allze what business Is uone ABOUT mere IN
the raising anu seiling oil mowers anu seeus-
Flower growers estimate that WITHIN RADIUS
OF thirty miles about inc New iOfH CITY nan
there are over Slo;ooo'ooo in'esteu IN Tue
growing oil pants py professional gardeners
large and small, anu that 'heir annual saies
-eAeiusNe oi CUT ho"ers-rea,n S-'oVv'
600. halt OF which, or more, belongs 10 the
Spring trade; Besides TINS, there Is Proo,-
bly, not less than l'Voo'ooo worm Vi Seeus
sOiu from thiS Guy petmeeh o"uu"iy anu
June Vi eacn yeaf' LUG sio"'n VI '"0
seed and hot mouse interest nave OF course
occasioned tremendous muitiplca'ion oi
varieties / know oil one seed mouse aohe
which has 5OO named varieties OF potatoes
and other vegetables anu ho"ering Piahis
receive proportionatc attention.
very pleasant result VI tne eoh'eht Ia
ton OF tins trade ABOUT New iorK Is tne
eheapnesS oil cut ho"ers IN Inc Guy. peSiue
the numerous regular norisas ti1 .;'., Is 'n az
most every ousy street corner ii''ie mower
stand where from inc hfSt warm SUNSHINE NV
to the irNt sho" S'luah' pretty irasrai'' III.
Tie DuhcheS vi green anu c"ioi eau NC oouSh
iOr song. Anu 10 .iic circuit Vi new iolA
efs IL must DO sa,u 'ia' puSy Us my "l.'
these mower s'ahus Eet very lair pa'iop"se'
Inc neat anu uuSt Oh 1unih'i' many ''' IN,
banker anu hciclah'; anu a"",o "i, 'uo
"liu' uh,aihanic plohci Vi wan s','e' :.
would leel qui'e iost "itiou. puic" VI
violets or pansies' or rosebud anu sPris Oh
| Seranium IN Ms Duttoh-noIc UT oh Ms oineo
desk -, r. 1900,
The fldal wave when ior se'ciai wears
past has been sweeping tho hneSt retail ousl-
ness OF the city from IT'S Olu moorihSS III
lower broadway to various uptown
locations, has now carried away
another landmark IN the great
| Photographic meiir oil Sarony' the pioneer
and for many years the leader IN tins de-
partment OF American line arts. Every
visitor to New York knows the old location
| opposite the Grand Central hotel, and even
those who never enjoyed an inspection oi inc
beauties OF the place cannot lall to he iamil-
lar with the bold and characteristic sigma
turc which appears beneath all the best
! portraits of native and foreign celebrities
which are scattered through tho country.
| The new quarters on Union Square being
made palace of this art, every luxury and
convenience which taste and experience can
suggest, being applied with unstintcd lib
crafty: for "Sarony's' has always been
| first in elegance rs well rs art, and ITS pro-