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sSraAlNlNG. Landlords have generally increased
their rents, by just so much as not 10 compel their
tenants to remove. On dwellings they have added
about as much to the amount as tenant would
expend in removal, and less than the usual DAM
age TO furniture, and on places OF business, they
have imposed the addition of from $50 to 500,
according to the business and circumstances of oc-
cupants. It is matter of fact that the prices OF
rent are from two TO four times the prices OF the
eldes, countries oil Europe. In some of the mos,
elegant squares OF London, four s,oried houses
can be hired for the equal in this currency Of $500,
taxes included. In Liverpool small three stored
houses for $500 to 500. Warehouses from $2oG
TO $780, large enough for the ordinary business of
New-York merchants. At Bristol, an American
Consul hired neat cottage with large garden
for 800.


The landlords in this city receive more for rent,
than remain Of the profits of business to the mer-
chants, and thus the merchants work more than
half Of their time for their landlords. Ors.