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TowN OF LAwRENcE-Where two years ago was the location of some $ or io farms and sand barrens; with the Merri- mack river rolling quietly and paaceabiy along 10 it's mother Ocean. is now busy and driving population of nearly 5000 souls, full of hope and anticipa'ions of future prosperity and success. The los cation of La,SEence is one of the most lovely that the mind can conceive. From Tower or Prospect Hill, it looks like vast basin scooped out from among the hills, with the beautiful Merrimack mes andering through itScentre: And from tnls distance, the Irregularities ofsurface not being discernabIe, but having tho op- pearanee, which it will soon have in reg ality, of regular grade, it strikes the eye with pleasurabls emotions Already, as ahe river walls. the cannl, the streets laid cut parallel with the river and th" canal, and the streets at right angles with these, the vast buildings, boarding houses stores and dwelling houses, starting up in every direction, meet the eye. we can form some faint conception of ;he future Queen City of Essex County.

 The belt of hills which surround the Town of Lawrence, will, nt some future day, be studded with splendid residences which will overlook the City, and add beauty and diversity to ths varied scenc> rv