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snow and Zoe fast melting away, and soon We may
expect more decent travelling


The sisps betoken active spring business and al
ready begin to the hustle and stir among the
merchants which denote confidence and prosperity No
croakpg 10 heard In streets Extensive prspara.
tops foot for pulling down some Of the anquated
buildings which abound in our city and supplying their
places with noble blocks Of modern stores and
houses is probable that the amount Of building In
the city this year will exceed that OF last year. large


it We shall get TO be quite respectable vii
lage.


The New Hampshire election took place yesterday,
and undoubtedly hard contest heard last
ming there in town from Dover the residence
of John Hale) which looked rather squslly for the
democrats. have not it myself You will hnd
all the have in the papers this morning, un-
dsubtedly. Tomorrow may nave returns enough to
guess the result The travelling being bad the
turns may in rather slowly, though understand
that efforts have been made to get the news from all
parts Of the State at the earliest practicable moment
short of running expresses.