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34, whieh says, “that 3,300 bbis, of flour were sold this morntpg, to go Weet, at $5 41. A large share of the ‘Sour here will go West.” ‘The whig papers throughout the country are opening ‘their batteries on the present tariff, and making a des- perate effort to figure up that the imports and exports ef the country have been for _peveral years past 20 widely separated, that we are upon the verge ef ruin. According to their calculations, there is only one way to prevent wide spread disaster, and that is, of ooure, by the adoption of a protective tariff. That is the Pansces for al) the evils of bad legislation. If the im- ports are large and the exports limited, it is eaused by the tariff ; if prices for agricultural and a)! other pro- duets are low, the tariff is to blame ; if manufacturers and merchants fail, the poor tariff has to bear the dium ; no matter what may be the difficulty, an al- teration in the tariff is necessary to remove it, and meke ell things healthy and prospereus. New, we huve a theory relative to the teriff matter, as well as the ultras of the two political parties; and for the pur- pose of illustrating it, we annex a table, showing the imports and exports, and the bank loans ef the United Btates, for several years:— Yorsicy Tnave anv Bans Loans oy run Derg frares. | # part 72.358.67 — "340, 200,414,214 ‘81,310,583 a inetie'stt 140.433 = WRrgrsta — 1esITS BME 499 449,395,742, 121,693,577 B55, 108,84 139,980,035, 128,653,000 457,506,080 170,980,217 117,419, AH Sus 702 LgTiTdoe — URANG NG 485-681 '657 Ieee tt? I tie 100, 152,087 104,69 ety 64,758,799 = 05445085 UI 128.273 3,185,299 é 4 144,145,608 ‘NT, AS4 691, 113,454,516 SPARS Uy pT 310,750.20 148,200,712 950,520,880 It will be scen by this table that there was a stendy ‘but rapid inerease in the value of foreign merchandise imported into the United States, from 1829 to 1837, when they commeneed falling off. An increase in the value of exports will also be noticed, but it was limited compered with imports; for there were causes at work caleulated to eheck exports, while they were particu- larly influential in swelling our imports. The above table shows an increase of bank loans, from $200,414,- 214 in 1830, to $525,115,702 in 1837, The circulations of the banks, in 1830, amounted to $61,323,898, and in 1887 to $149,185,890, showing an increase, in six years, ef ene hundred and fifty per cent. in each of these Atems—a similarity of movement calculated to convince every unprejudicial mind of the intimacy of connec- pA existing between them. That the banking move- ment of the country, at that time, was the cause of the immense importations, no one can for amoment doubt, In 1832 the compromise tariff commenced operations. ata very high rate of duty; so high, that in @ period of ten years, with an annual reduction in the rates, it ‘was not to fall below an average of twenty per cent; and in the face of the highest rates ruling under that act, we find the importations increasing from $101,- 029,266 im 1832, to $189,980,035 in 1836, How does this Soci agree with the theory of the protectioniste—that a high duty is neeessary to check importations, and encourage the industry of our own citizens? From 1628 to 1832, the tariff was highly protective, 80 much #0 as to cause the attempt on the part of South Carolina to withdraw from the Union, and set ‘up revenue laws of her own, and to creat®so much dis- eatisfaction throughout the South generally, that nothing but the celebrated Compromise Act of Mr. Clay saved the country from a vast deal of political egitationfand disturbance ; and still, the balance, as it is enlied, was annvally largely sgaimst us. It thus ap- pears that the operation of a high tariff at one time, is @ireetly the reverse to what itis another, and just so with e low tariff. The movements of the banks have more influence upon our foreign trade than any kind ofatariff. In 1832, the great bank expansion com- meneed. The old Bank of the United Stater, and the Btate banks carried on the contest for four years, when the former went into liquidation, and the latter foundered along another year, and then suspended specie payments. This expansion originated in a deter- mination of President Jackson to wind up the United States Bank, and was accomplished by the determina- tion of Nicholas Biddle to make the most of the bank as Jong as it lived. This gave the impetus to our foreign trade, which resulted so disastrously to all engaged. ‘In 2637, the suspension of specie payments relieved the banks and the commercial commanity, and for @ ‘time importations were materially restricted ; but State @redit proved @ good substitute for bank eredit, and in 1830, the importations were only sbout twenty-five milllions less than those of 1826, having increased fifty amillions from those of the previous year. Delinquen- ey and repudiation on the part of some of our States proved as great a restriction upon the import trade of the country’ as the bank explosion in 1837, and our Aunportations fell off from $62,092,132 tm 1839, to ey in the arguments of thore advocating high tariffs, ‘The Compromise tariff of 1832 expired June 30, 1842. ‘The value of imposts 1842—in the lowest range of that act—was $100,162.087, while in 1826, six years previous ‘when the compromise act had been in operation only four years, and the duty therefore ranged much high- $100,162,087 In 1842 This brings us to another falla. er, the value of imports was $190,990,035. How can these facts be reconciled so as to prove the soundaess of their position ? Within the past three years, several very important movements have influenced our import trade The fr- minein Europe in 1847, gave extensive markets for our breadstuffs abroad, payment for which was made, partly in bullion and the balance in merchandise, This increased our importations, In 1848, the revulsions and revolutions in Burope deprersed thelr home mar- kets, and compelled the manufacturers to seek them elsewhere, and their attention at such times is usual ly turned to this country, and we received large sup- plies of merchandize, which was originally intended for European consumption. The discovery of gold in California, in 1848, geve another impetus to eur import trade. The mines were not worked mach the first year, and their influence upon trade and com. wmeree was not, therefore. b felt until the next year—1849. The production has since been #0 great, and the prospects #0 Mattering, thet an Immense emi- gration has been steadily setting towards the shores of that eountry, and an enormous consumption of all Rinds of goods already realised. The imports this year have been very great; but the shipments of gold from San Francisco to Great Britain and other parts of the world with large remittances of stocks, haveequal- ined exehan, sod our banks have been able to hold op \o their rpecte Mad the tariff been ten times more protective than it is. the importations would have been equally large; and it t+ abeurd to attribute the fact that we hare conrumed uch large quantities of foreign vot a higher rate of duty. However, it ts the ouly srgament the protectionists heave, and they have harped apom that string so long ‘that it # completely owt of tenes, and is, therefore, co discordant that few will lietem to It Stock Frehen eo rm mm 2) Madie &Todionsp 3 a are Rfyracuse © wo Lome | i“ $0 Reading BR 87609 Finavon oe | 4 be Cont AMUSEMENTS, mersy THEATRE.—B, A, Peer pe Borin ue tina oe eee any aleatlen A | aw MIDDLE AGED WO- nab bteeaat ed elt ‘edar strect. Can be seen for relaroneed Ap- ‘TED—A SITUATION, BY A kes: bt Sa oomns =a Charabermaid or ta, do gene ral hovsewerle Hes sity reference. aoe welre's3 Nineteenth street, between inadver aa Avenue. Can be seen for thrce daya, ANTED—BY A dnd =, bay WOMAN, | ay be seen for tw el NTED—-A SITUATION, 2cune Fir}, ag murse and Seamatress, oF chamberwork ‘smal! 0 ® shors distance in | famil es need apply at | ‘Cool he peew al the week, 5 ired. lent washer and ironer; / Mo. 17 Twents in Cook, Washer and froncr, oF to do the general housework Ofa small private family, ad Baking, The mest rerpoctacie city referehoe Piense apr! seen for (he remainder of this we ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A sitsatian po do eaters and Plain Sewing, would ANTED—A SETUANION, BY A RE frat said Cook, au excellent Bak d have no objection to ass: Can give the beet of ety refer= ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, as first rate Laundress or Chambermaid, to in Weahing ang Lroning. Best of city 1 Pleage cail ice oan be givens ‘at Zi Prince street. Can be soen for two days. 1» for mall private family, one that aaderatands | ¥ apply as 42 East Twentieth strost. eter | "ed from her lost employer. ] ANTED-BY A RESPECTALE WOMAN, 4 SITUA. | ‘asherand Lroner. Best try call ati. Elisabeth street.— WA4NTED_BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation to cook, wash and iron, or do worl fu a private family. est of ity'ralarsaen, “Apply sb Do, 98 Amity street, corner of Sullivan. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT young woman, a Chambermaid, and co assist with che washing ai ection to go to the country. er last place. Pleas up stairs. Can be seen for ANTE D—A SITUATIO young woman, to do the ge: private family; she is @ first rate washer and ironer, aid Good plain cook ; or would go as chambermaid or cvok, Washer and ironer. ‘The best of city reference given. Apply at 49 Mott street, front basement. Can be seen for two days, 34 Third avenue, front room, | ANTE D—A Sit Gy gat! BY A nes faa | cooking, washing, city reference give rug Store. WW 4anzen 2 A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN, ‘A vituation te do cooking aud assist im the washing and dzontaa CA to do chamberwork and fine washing and ironing. Feud ation from her last place. Pleass call: at75 Eleventh street, be no Fifth and ixth avenue. WANTED— 4 SITUATION, AS NURSE AND SEAM- gee | or Chambermaid,’ will be willing to assist in wi OUng WernAD, of amhall faasily. ho b at S84 Grand street, in th try. Has good city reference. No. 16 West Fourteenth street, cg two days, AN TED—A SITUATION, BY A you git], (0 €ook, wash, and iro mall Tyla ate, no abjection te do rier chambermaid, aud assiat wi the best tf eliy reference, Camb t, eorner house. Warns SITUATION BY A Reerncresen he rear. iG SCOTCH gentesl family; al housework, or be ashing and ironin, cen for two days, at 125 man, ae Norse, who bag been seven years in " city. and who thoroughly understands the enre of chiliven. Beat ci Hy Fferenens cua be given No objection 10 g0 in country. Please the rear, cor. of Broadway ant 13th streets. ANTED-IN, A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, AN English op Scoteh girl, As cook, washer and’ itoner, Certificates of characte apacity required from her treet, sestet ITUA~ of city reference ee %4 Eleventh ‘street, between the WwW NTED—A SITUATION BY A VERY bo yy onthe it, with good ser Toference, tn ook, wash and iroay ood cook, and tirst-ra\ ‘an eX y yey at i ak Mavenud, te ep kash canoes ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN @cituation se bermaid and waiter. Best of city Apply at street. Can be seen or two, SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE 4 Nurse or Chambermaid; ean do plain roning, and hae no objection, to Ro a boas af sity Teterense’ given fests last place. PI Hleaes call at 10 York street, near West Broad~ way. secon romt room. Can be seen for three days. WANteD=4 SITUATION, (BY A PROTESTANT, YOUng Wo! de general housework, and is will to make herself ‘eetol ae ‘goed washer and froncr. Bast ol Pe bg oo Kad ay Please apply at 2 ‘ammersley teen ANTED—A eye RY A YOUNG MAN, WHO families in Bopland—thoronghiy Sndernttnge' mnt | § Gud ‘would be feady and willfog” Deethe “Address, AF. Wee Hefald offices “wee ee mrewten, follo = A RESPECTABLE cos bi of goto, ing to do chamber- O'Donnel, sr. Hudson. Cire Family und third circles, Sot li CHuatuaM Lampe pt sn the entertainmence ERIES AND iseaies" OF fvate tamil B RESPECTAB: Dees z | Wo va LB | No objections to bu’ tom atreet, for two day ANTED—BY A RESP AOTARLS \zoune WOMAN, A situation as Cook, Wapber ad ‘at 105 Laurens strect, in the weeies Se make children’s fits has the beet of referen i ‘OUNG WOMAN, | y. called sti euel, Cranky, Mr, Niekinson | Coptain Dulles, shot to ail of ie. y ofs oben wh7}<; te einde with the farve sents Fin, 3g eemton STOR PLACE OPERA IOUS: Gavaos Italian Oy ir frititiae irc "Boxes, 35 having been three yoars in her Yast places Call at "No. Tidonroe street. Cau be veen for wre KATHE, waxy evening, June 4, will W—Captain Borgone Doctor Petros Chevalier Podovey, Pred wr gh sy: the ne comedy Please call at 174 ‘Ludlow | ANTE D—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE arke; Mr. young woman, lately arrived from C: cl Ani o Vaiter, or to travel wit for the summer; has no objeo 2k the eee. Please call, for twe dayes ab 17 Rast Eleventh Will be performed Siznoring SteiTunon| yero, Signor J; Mecinis Age Signor F, Badiali | a PECTABLE dike Chap nen, — jeri Cassandra, Miss Clark: pd uelude with the SERIOUS: otilte, be stiaa Bellini ‘neral a tho roar, near Houston | m at 7; ‘performance % t, exeept fer tho press. Regular iahtar Monday, Wedverdey and Friday. HEATRE, ASTOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.—A COM- mittee of citizens having tendered to Mian F | Beuefit, the performance will tak ANTED BY A VERY RESPECTABLE PROTEST: cents; Family ‘amber; and Waite “fp willing to be useful in any way. Igch viteets Until Saguged. ANTEDITWENTY MEN TO WORK ON GUTTA Percha, Germane and Seoich preferred, to whom stead pte aa te a Foe Turther particulars, inquire a OPERA COMPANY—ASTOR of the groat number of apptica- ‘ason, which will ¢ nd in erder to prevent confusion a first opening, all persons who wish to engage sears fearon. will please apply at the Dox-oflce, vhis (Twesday) morning, from 9 to 2 o'clock, ARNUM'S CHINESE tyeen Spring and Pri tor apd manager. Tack the ca of 4 Beent, th ce on Thuraday ove une bth, om vin «orice, ton. J. Boughton, L. ED—A YOUNG WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND | ‘a Ws ratrect, Rat ANTED—A SITUATION BY A VERY RESPECTA- do general housework, or plain and ironing: has the best of cit, and peatness. Please app! ai ouh, J etsy ‘Henry i,’ Meade, te Martin, treasure 8H cooking, washin for honesty, sobriet; days at No. 6 Pearl NTED—A VIOLIN PLAYER, A BANJO AND ‘Accordeon player. Apply. 423. Broadway, i between the hours of 10 and 12. A. je committee, Miss Wallack will | Teharacters of Hamlet and Dov Cesar do iran, in the pieces bearing those names, assii € Gramarique, who have in the kindest manner The evening’s performance will mu ‘I other entertainments, Pull announced in the bills of the day. Union previous fo. their departure for Burepe. in number, inclt jong! the Chinere ‘Col ition Chinese Cariosities mental gi during and from 6 to WILLIAM W. /AMPBEL, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE yOuNG WOMAN A situation as Cook, Washer nad Iso Vooal aud Instra~ ing. Open from 9 cents; children eclars wil? rticulars wi = upder ten, balf price, UB OLYMPIC, froning, or to do ceneral hourework ; hag no ob- | CORNER OF RIGHT STREET ear the Astor Place Opera House. This Cireus will be o With & most powerful com RISTY'S MINSTRELS.—MECHANICS' TALL, NO: 62 adway, between Grand aud Bro oy, June 3, and every ni or ing, Best ‘of elty references bas no objection to go m short, ein the country. Apply at No. 39 Morris ner of Greenwich. Cun he seen for two days. A SrTUaTIOM, BY A GIRL, WITH GOOD jst’ place, to do chamberwork or aon or cook, wash and iron. i oa A THA two days at No. 87 Wi The best of city reference from | Manager, Richard livers. vening, June 5! pany. Adtuission te dress oy and ol een Sen BY A RESPECTABLE | housework for ® small | or med tRdmeal poy vad will commence at 8 on Saturdave, commencing at S$ o'olock, P. «Thirteenth | Frank Brower; Ring cries dokeston; Landen of the Orchestras Fy Voss, Partishase is future’ bill ANTED—SITUATIONS BY TWO RESPECTABLE | chambermaid aud plain sewing, oF | RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 SA Am every afternoon at 3 o'clock, and it the “ Original Female Minstre! ladies in the wor! PLBROK'S re eam re Be ORIGINAL ra dite pt Chelaty’s Mi uatrele, 44 ow Be 8° J comenrs ot Hors A 0088 Tteduced'® testes, tad whieh have Goon tesslved sash wl ot decided marks of avprobaticn by, crowied, aa stamped Ow mm ae be oe mat Pp from her last plac every ofan sentaticns of Livin “Bedouin Arab Gir e through their ipimaatic feats. Prices of Boxes, 25 cents; Parquette, 1 ures, together with the tribe of ANTED—A SITUATION BY A occa a4 ones in existen meral s mance and of aw age seata, S73 cent rate, ence ¢ oo rivate family. eis a fire i tenes, cima fears AMUSEMENTS IN PHiLADKLPHIA. UM beg ota, tT. te dM Santo in the country. ieee Apply at 135 Cros- m. | . yj Jroning ; has po objection te go a short dista ee re pericns. EMENT FOR FOREIGN MAILS.— seperior Ines PRESS ARRAN cook's place pre meee py hee 3 Moushing of = vail aah a in the capacity of cook in milies. ‘The best of refaronces as to being ox- C122 Mott tr ‘Mail Steam "ondon, Ireland, Wales 8 will close ay | Silene in eve 0 o'elo Een ee boxes at the accustomed to baking. given. May be soon at I Tuadway neo gd Ne Dr, Huntingto itt street D Hudson street, and Mee the other Tia ‘at ate o haves ibjection To leuving eh i ° 1 whan ren taney he BOARDING, &C. ys wee opryeated OR TWO Et | MAY HAVE RAND = or THE =f or Bb) Lae Tie Annual Communi Ww. of «and H. Fraternity of Fre: ceepeat i Boom toot New Tork: WAT be held at GE cap A SMART, Ai BOY, 18 RS of ote, @situation 3. y eta i e wreny gin yen oy ore, where hi wi Fastin Jeasant roome with partial 0. 19 Wooster street, near Gane al street. OOMS TO LET.—ONE OR TWO, to let to single gentlemen, in terms, 18 eligibly located Sn Tuesday evening, the 4th of J Braid’ Seoretary's oftae wil Heral oiies, or tieu until amptayed, oa ieeaday ‘The emcee A PERSON WHO 1143 saperieaes | in the business « situation ae For Fane F iting oe Ce a haifa ne asinees, and seats . ‘ead i inns beans Address Or without breakfast oud tea. Apply at 118 Thompson, corner of Prince street. byes OR —_—_ GEnTeeee, Be § r — ind wife, d board at No. Wi ton, Place, wii naa vurg. References shes OA RDIN G.—GENTEEL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR families or gentlemen, at No Barve desided that thers shall vera gecseeh Pre ve deo a Tien of the Fraternity, under the banner of the Grand Lodge ihe Preeecon ‘wilt be formed wt the Gray on, Weluendny, the Sth of June, ¢ STi at i ‘are ret me AL hae 8 s re South diate whey i inuealernces aes Kove The Ufleers of aris ‘auty, be a it to St. MERRING, Grand aie cate ddaumalas A TRENCH LADY, WHO HAS MAD MUCH BXPE- ing her language in her nativ Gages ‘of obtaining . bee Neg oe on Tesidence or those of her pu, Groce 48 Touth street, near B RESPECTARIE YOUNG WOMAN, PROTESTANT. situation in a small ‘8s Cook, hana ciecnln to gone i) aL Konia the jection to travel with @ lady. Pinas eat Hy 1 street, first floor, To be seen two days. Am reap. ty or acuve milisment, I yas xa seoguntent eeent ‘tin! or LODG iii} Grand Lodge of oncient snd ho = | Bestimnciaied ved Masons of the State of wer HANTS AND, QTHBRS CAN BE will bol their ani Broadway, on th: Washer and lroner i. We JOuN D. WILLARD, Grand Master. CRACK cHuRCH.— James W. Powsts, Grand Booresar7. Sean'nnd dat conveniences of modern tt ies, with rooms in suit ‘en ts ina . Capes tr Tespeatfully attended hen honorable fratero: wt Free State of New York. will bo be "aeNRy Pex a ven permanent manual ere. ¥., 4 City Hall Place, w: Mavoule Hall 274 Gi fp ney le ae KEEPING. —A AA apy = vd or i et.Ser io semiaae Mh coeee nes | aT Set Se etable ties for balancing, or itr Be icacu aah. “Ratt "Eacranage office of this paper. We A A rr D— = A Pen Sen! geod Spo Tertany bermaid and Wailer, or te barge of would hare jects sare ihe ie Sree Sian be been for two days at 88 MeDougal street, in tl ANTED—A SITUATION, BY Ed EXCELLENT Pa: w ‘epee hers tectly well, 7 yin bentyl i, ie Lap my vote faonily. “aps % 2 9 Breen suk ox coca, Sitwecn B and Troy stree ABTED-PITUATIONS BY cm Tene mx AND domestic srvgate. s pe the families in and are sling fo ake rally useful. G., Herald Of- Bm hig pest SITUATION BY A paren AGED Wo- to take care of children and cham*erwork, who ‘an infant from ite birth, and Hey. The boas of Clty Fe Beekman street, Can be he cou Ld country. Addrees 8. 108 Good sity reference given. best of city refer~ treet. ANTED.—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE eine rl as Seamstress, of would do chamber work Hs Rat = Mefrlt nerliy eel aay Rowe ae | Can (4 ween fc id * yeu take href ores. Tent of F2 By FA ry piace. Please to eall se sees J ANTED—A SITUATION AS Ci vate family, by § young man fe T many years, and is Ning ry. Twenty- eighth ‘strest, between Second and | Med even, ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN AS NUKSB AND Seumetreen, in a small family, She must, understand her business perfec would be preierre CTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, aid, or Laandrens, of to rivate family, ot they will re iroonwieh strvet, eet, second floor, front room. j aNTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAD irl, to do chamberwork, and take eare of ohil- use work ina email family. She is The best of city reference ean be lays. Please eail at 512 Riving~ ANTED—4& SITUATION, BY A RESPECTADLE ng pitt, to Go chamburwerk, or te take care Tek wureet, im the at y ANTE D—a situ, ATION fomng ri as Cook, Sak ie ermal | her Inet place, J ANTRD—BY A RESP & situation ae Cook, fencral house werk, of eity Ne object TO GO INTO THE Ce bes and mosis erane regu ed. ANTED—A GOVERNE the English b Ak MEETING OF THR oa Aviseiation & gh wm stron, this (Teeeday) BUUTON, Phendent’ eloe' ono. wit Perr Bao sy, | View Presidents vat 6 a wot t reterence « W'AStri-s TUATION, va Fospg Toman, Ne Mo the ‘kivenen ay ® COOk, and a Sree rate wr: - he beet si references’ given from her law = at No. 202 Twenty. fret street, between ‘she Bea or ANTED—a Lie yon p oy epee ee cet ean bo prade hor Lert eituacvon, 2 ne ohjastis o eatl as Bt Soy. fe ee Ory. th Boor, back room. ewe. bacee, Grand Secretary. ASONIC NOTICE—SILENTIA LODGE NO. 2—THE members of this Lodge—thore of varions lodges t bor: or above ‘Twenty ‘Also has the é welling part A Swiss LADY, (GENEVA) a PROTESTANT, wisi French and Fogiieh. His panit, aE seams! aRLe OuNS 4 Wants oa st LA De sounerye tas ates iniversity place, p.- pe pamnenee. Ral = Garth avenue, on on the premises, rth avenues t6 let. : SHALL PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM 4 rent two or three furnished with breakfast or te POARD IN THE COUNTRY WANTED —A LADY AND two children, one eight and the other five years of axe, infant, wishes to obtain the vicinity of the city, road. She al atten shan eating y order of the ee ta yeaps ot ny 14 years o! or Peni tS, “OTICE—1HE supscRin| LATE ‘ATTORNEY Le ad » L. We La Jecwased, hi formed that an Nadividual goer = an the assy, for the OUNTRY BOARD WANTED.—A vant. yon etn married ledy, with on amiebte 2 ryRY Goops ALNGNE- SIX OR EIGHT WANTED ITUATION WANTED OIRL, OF THIRTERN - ‘oe te MORRIS 11 x6. wo 102 laridge see street, third floor, back )OMESTIC SFRVANTS—THE ENPLOVERS AND tive Agency Familiee Intelligence Ofice, 148 Grand streets betwee Kim streets, continues to supply, private fs Tamilise wit snced rat clags servants, and respectable servants with a Ca ROOM WANTED—FOR A _New York, June 8, 1890. oes Sox quiet amipherbce od. Any one de~ ay addross King, situation | ‘ad terms, Which must be article 1 sapeneeee for sors plete, Frieting eorialson whieh this payer are printed are frem ak we ‘a's TR—A STEADY who has obtained her’ diptoms, f tab, Aloe of ati rervi p Please inquire for ° rdcuble™ <r on. reet, corner of Pike. f the att the Mrs. aN its iagesb AM stint son ates INE ‘BROWN HORSR, LONG ‘MANE owner bos not ‘Thirteenth streets m tent. had dark Grown ANTED.—A SITUATION ia A RESPRCTABUR | fer companion. as Chambermald and Waiter, and to | S\ribed ® LADY OF RRSP es ‘ABLLIT friends in San Francisoo, wish erry. Brooklyn BAY HORSE, ntey; perfectly Weat Tock street, fa the | sx 1K SALE-A YOUNG jest in from the OST—ON FRIDAY RVENING, from Waverley Pines, near Sixth aven ¥.® fine gold Vest Chain. dod, by leaving the same at the «(tle Hew Terk Mesive Insurance ee Com 10 CONTRACTORS —soUTH CARLIN Trail Mond Company, Charterto. Mey 23 eT proporaia will be rooetved at this ie Ld S tnatined Plone having wo farther use fo TIMBER. MERICAN TIMHER PRE No. Oe Rap receive $5 reward ‘KRVING COMPANY—OF~ corporated Marek Lith res of 6:0 each OST--ON SATURDAY, A DIAMOND B& heed of tue Pin was s inv orted vo im the raimmer for he apeat will favceably compare wil) guetreted with Ri ETLESS. Seoretary. pe BENKY suki wow BAL AND TO Ler. ADY'S PURSE LOST.—BEAD , ~ ~ 1 HOUSE & LOTIN THE Vit tories high with kit fro of For siete Widdiet anda doling and ® The finder will be fairly rewn . Burt, 04 Wall streat, er 178 dean be seem for three days. Apply at iS Va- | OF LAND, PORWERLY #of Prederion Kile Wark'e Briel Gr nnd , MS First Avenue, win the city of Ne 2 yh ot aod rapidly progr KEWARD.~DOG LOST ‘Tneeday last, from " raat ve demand. By o in eacese of allotinent, will be t R Place Mlovei will reenive the esis, ror ie bow items river, the railr n West Parma to Kir p ALL POODLE LAr poa, He was either # ‘The above rewa of 84 above mentioned x08 OW BYOOKIYN net MITS, FOR 4ale Breotlye h. eht favorable epportamte cannot be a Peenared we an TY ean ve peechaeed aa yuesuaiy ee ofrieg Cnt Glaan at out fre New Yors, at very low prices, ive m emalt famity OR SALE. OR WH ¥ oerlen’s Water Cr pha 6 we 0 Acari ont ew LORICULTORE. Ameri¢an Velage &, Victoria, Queen Fs, Ongeod, Fanny Rewhle, Jenny tem SRLS NEW COLT, LaF OP ¢reve ther pubite wt tepdly steading tteeif Woil street. Dy order, ei’ President. LBM AN, Aw ba tGh | fates Fines, shee ene fertber iatortntion, apply @s | aa Bug eer tifentes of waberatn, ugof the brie Ke roa. at Piermont. from the city in 2’ miles anu ¢ t'me vocupled " Kiver Koud, of high 1 fe he o ; . loveliness ag well as from irs een surpassed, ifequuliod by the ©. Como or Geneva the river is opened, & Der of houses in feet) at thirty let. Every! Advantageous an « gessible country 2 li torpeak of th as avventagos of he wi Since the fret sale « ‘ fA a Mag of lots haye been re-sola Every pegep wile fold ighest bidde: of ste a spacial ane for by will apr Cosmbers and Hudson r passengers at the edia'ely reont of the pare irom purchasers whe ‘hs balance Deimg n cane 0 so senaine intend to build imped te remain om bond | i im the prem SACCUI or at ‘te opened, and bands: extremely beautif equalled" ‘until midaight eome aakengers to * distance of the ‘A line of omni owis» in contemplation te Williemshs rect through Bedford avenme, tive clouwe kewluct nideanoem will be k h irds of the purchase rt tive aly next, when Mt on as to title, owers, Eeq., counsetior at law No. /0, broadway, corner of Pine ste N.Y. tens aphie maps can be had on sppliontic to Richar 4. Astor Hongo, and we the nue oncer, No 43 Pelton Wall etre AMES M. MILLER, veot, Broeklyn, am ER “HUDSON Bryan propel ‘m forme, Berrian, Medeasea in W mer count, a confluence of the River and ptvted stretch one of the most rplendi t ri the railrond wlong ite Wes the river, and having be peer: oN ie baet in use, and cannot be Faltow stroet, N.Y. OF eon River. of Leeter's are Address J. ts. Lest at the factory at Hastines, ADIES AND GENTLE ANE UREEDY RESPECT. fully informed chat the fuil value will be paid, im for all descriptions of eee and and cast stating, bg es Ay ay aay. ° Lange Ordere ood is. i, er 700 ch post, promptly etvended te as rence rere T MORUNEY, 11 Orange street. nee BCTIONERS, or rer aa URERD & SOVEK, © § pines ders, Fre: Hate, Chocolate, Chocolate Dreps, Sugar Creams, of all forme OTICE—CULDEKT & FINLAY BAVE REMOVED, for the present, from ‘Old Slip, carry Arid street, $65, 000 Tou LOAN | aT six PER CRNT INTEREST im ond Morgage 18 ome OF Hoe » edsah or sols on real envete te chia tity ot argarine: Apply vo Sous ¥. CONEY, 7 of Broad etreet. No. 23 Wall, cor ORNL EMBOSSED ¥\\ TER CANDRLEBRAS Jatures, | iracdoles, Sula Lamps &e., in gruat vart= ver Flot et ga. Table Po: sben Corman silver. ASH reo), belween Fulton and AVARIAN Bree, orrne MOST SUPERIOR QUALITY, anew »remiled at No. under t ‘ome beversge are invited ES, BRAN Dike, biol OKS AND SSGARS—THE hea pest aod beat Uf Liqnors of every description, sam Me corver of Mulberry. oll he the aaibaree ce 20, Faces) CONTINUAL STH Sim balf the time, with “ail he epirit and of ma ater Fejuited for conden seoree Riles berter quality— roeolars by # hety-Atth street t disegresnble winen fi tome of approachine Mentnes ry Tim a eat at the With thie ws a if they wore Mr Bets haw Foon cmp ye VS, BIKLS f no Grieves, late of Jo 4 that he £4 hones, constoting of £ mamtily © scape tor b respestan ble Roardieg houre; rent ’ N d= hee Four LE \OARLY OF DR Kiibe an) Mace Plaid, have feed renew the thd Hevome. | Pontlecrest: BO OOutG 88 LOULs PATENT US. 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