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PROGRESS OF TIE ClrY The growth of the city in the upper wards is astonishing

 Whole streets of magnificent dwelling houses have been erected in the vicinity of Union Square within the last year, and some half dozen elegant churches are in process of erec- ton in the same neghborhood The Fifth Avenue is rapidly filling up, and in the course of few years will be one of the finest streets on the continent. Fourteenth street running from river to river, is noble thoroughfare, and is now nearly the centre of the iashion- able faabowgS, whilsta year or two since it was quite the boundary line of the city i'll that direction. Then on the banks of the Hudson, "lhe village" as it is called, with it's numerous buslling and crowded streets, extends for miles and will soon reach the Harlem River. So thrives the Paris of the American contnent-year after year waxing greaterin population, in wealth, in commerce, in civilization, in refinement, in folly, and in wickedness. N F. Herald.