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Our OF TowN.-Wnter is the season for down.
town compacency Spring nclines the balance IN
favor of those who live out OF town the skirts


OF the dense hive. The Counlry is now undergoing
It's annual Transformation, almost mag cal in a warm
aud rainy spring time, from s,erliy and nakedness
to yerdure and fragrance The blossoms are falling
IN showers from the ruit-trees; the young leaves
are clothing the forest and the shnbsery with


beauty, while the walk and the meadow are car
| peted with the purest emerald Nature is putting
| on her holiday robes, aud her children should all
| be blest with their genial splendor.


| The more fortunate class of Newly Ycrkers are


migratory in their habits and do not love serve


their noble City the less for spending much of their


time away from it-at Rockaway, Saratoga, Ma
cara, the Upper Lakes, and even the Mississippi.
But the poorer portion OF opr people are too much
confined 10 them daily rounds o. toll and cramped
| nigh,ly accommodations. They ought 10 go out


once a week and sniff the country air. We antici-
pate the plea of poverty, but is often ill-founded
Many family spends in needless dress or orna-
| msn,, in the folly OF irving not To seem poor, in


sumptuous food or destructive stmulants more than


would suffice 10 give them an afternoon ride out Of
| the City each week, condacinc 10 their health,


happiness aud true education. All around our CITY


are delightful drives for those who can hire car
| rage, and they may be varied every week through


the season. Then there is the Railroad 10 Pater-
| son, situated amid The most romantic scenery; a


steamboat, TO Newark for shilling, Gust the price


OF crossing 10 jersey and back,) the Harlem Rail


road takes you into the heart OF Wcschesier for a


quarter; the Harlen and Astoria Stages (and Muir
phv has put or some new ones which prince might
be glad 10 ride in) take you seven miles for q
shilling, and we hear that new line starts to-day
carrying from the head of Chatham-square 10 York
vile tor sirgence' Tney miss II sadly who can
take ride and do not these bright .iae days.