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Passsenzers Sailed

In the steamship Acadia, from Boston Tor Liverpool
VIM Schroeder, OF Porto Rico; Fesca II Bovng, OF La
guira; VIM Phern New Orleans; Ber Thomas, England;
Elmer, Forbes, II Havel.s, Z scntander, New
Capt freeman, NewYork; + Boyle, do i.' Mon
op, Baltimore; Fernando Vale, Antenio Vale. Pablo
NeDsa Vale, Mexico, Mr. Loddy, Nsw-iork; Mr. Pol
lock, Virginia; Geo Goschalk New Orleans; James DON
ald Jacme West Indies: Mr. Lubiing OF Matanzas; Mr.
Coota. London Mr. Schneider. AIr Schneider, England
W Tobey, Sondon; Mr. Grefetths France: John More.
land, Boston; L Mural BordeDtowri New Jersey; Rode
rick Miley, Ireland.
For Halifax-Dr Sur,tead ard lady, Master Sunstead
Miss Sunsead, and Alex Davidson OF Halifax: Lisnl wos
and lady OF Ii n ip Iliustliou: MMc Evers. lady
and two daughters, and Mrs John Treman of New-York
Charles Hamilton and lady of New Orleans; Messrs
Lloyd and Dnndas of England Caps Lawrence and eres
ford OF Rife Brigade-l3.
In the packet ship Europe, sailed for Liverpooi-w
Holmes, ESQ England Capt Hancock 70ih regiment 4;
Lieut. E F Edwards 74th regiment a; T Lane, B A;
and W Mackeckine. A, oil Canada Miss Lagr Dir
Moultc and Mr. E Morrow OF NewYork
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Bankrupis.--Aug.

Sept. g.
Ogden e. Edwards leather dealer, N. Y, Sept S.
= D. Constock, late ship builder, N. y, Sept. s.
Edmund Arnoux, tailor, N. ", Sept 8.
William G. Lyon and Nathaniel Lane, (late firms Lyon
Lane, and W. a. Lyon also as Individually merchants
n. Y. Sept s.
Samuel II. Foster Jr. (late firm of Foster Easson,) N.
Y. Sept
William NJ Clarke (ate Staples & Clark N. Y. Sept. 8.
Cornelu. Lansing (ate firm Lansin. & Parker, Green
vile, Ill., now Of N Y Sept l5
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This lovely bud, so young and fair,
Called hence By early doom:

Called hence by early doom
Just came to show how sweet flower
In Paradise would bloom.
On Tuesday morning, August Mary, daughter oi john
II. Hoole, aged months and days.
The friends OF the family requested to attend her tu-
neral this afternoon O'clock from the residence OF her
father in Fortyirststreet near the Sevent-avenue.
On the evening OF August John Rathbone, Junior in
the Ssh year OF hi. age.
Saturday July 80 after lingering and painful illness Of
several months Miss a. A. Lounsbery aged 10 years and
q days In le modesty and virtue characterised hers IN
Sickness foude and pious resignation to the will OF
Divine Father and in death Religion shed halo around
her. the ustre of which the tomb could lim In
life she was eeteemed and beloved by all that knew her
and though death has taken from the midst otour circle one
that adorned and chastened H. be canno. take the
DRY of her hearts, there she shall continue
live unit, ourselves to exist THIS tribute from
one that knew her we'll.
July g. while bathing in the North River Newburg,
Lackey Reynolds, ESQ.,, late tets city.
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MARRIED

AT washing;onville, N. Y, July T. by the Rev: W. B.
Stone Mr.. William Smith, Of Oneida county n. Y. TO Miss
Mary T. Stow, OF wasbingtonville.
On Monday, July l, Mr.. Jno. Garraghty TO Miss Anne
Doughierty, all of hi, city.
On Thursday evening July g. by the Rev. John john
son. Mr. s. D. Smith to Miss Enora Fotnernghanc daugh
ter OF Thoma, Fotheringhame, all of thIscity
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CoaosER's orucE.-AccrDrsrAn psowsrsa

CeRoEER's osNcE.--AccDESTAL DROWNING.
The Coroner, this morning, held inquest at The Aims
House ia the Park the body of Jacob Lilpod colcred
man. native of this State aged 2 late residing at 40
Cherry street The deceased, who steward On board
he pilot boat Fly, and leaving home o'clock on Monday
evening proceeded Peck Slip and in attempting to get
on o1ara small boat while crossing another boat, slipped
soont 20 minutes afterwards, but life extinct. Verdict
.9sEc :dcn,allY drowned,
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u For SnIe.-A WIG NEWSPAPER, in one OF the
most populous villages the Hudson River Subscription
good-advertising excelent-job printing valuable.
practical printer would find lucrative investment The
only reason of the proprietor for wishing 10 dispose OF the
establishment is the of his health which requires
ssore active occupation Terms CASH. For particulars In
ouire OIL GREELEY Editor of New-York Tribune
1ydtfS
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u PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Those persons having
furniture of description dispose of or who are break
or alt OF their goods by sending their address, calling
upon the subscriber Goods to any amour; purchased.
f. COTTON l. Co. 1877 Chati ans.
A, Private Sae-2 frstrato Piano Forcs that will be sold
very low ~ $50
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PElvATE BASklse.-We learn from the Bp..

PRIVATE BASKlSG.-We learn from the Blu.
etn that wealthy individual of this city. in COW
necsion with some eminent houses in New.Yo,k
and Liverpool, intends starting the enterprise Of
private banking. This we look upon as matter
which will give questionable relief only. L..
operations must be confined solely to the reception
OF deposits and the buying and selling OF e, hangc
upon other cities Domestic discounts will not
probably be made, and unless they are, that por.'
ton OF The community actively and extensively en-
gagged, will alone derive benefit from it. Wehave
heard that Mr.. Story is the gentleman who will un-
der,ake this enterprise. He will see that money
is made by il if no one else does
n. Orleans Crescent City.
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D5s Tho ghost story related by the Concord
Statesman, the scene OF which was laid in Ben
ton, turns out, as we presumed it would, TO be
somewhat like the distinguished statesman from
which the town derives It's name-all hnmbug-
Our friends of the Statesman, however, insist that
there was murder and a confession in the case
or at least, ,hat nnc-tenths Of the good people Of
Benton and the region roundabout believe there
was; and that the two men who swore they saw
the ghost, honestly thought they did
Dover Iaquirer.
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DIED:

In Brooklyn, July 81, William K, infant of Ransom
and Lucy A. Warner of Schagticok aged year. months
and 20 days Troy Wing and Troy Bulge, will please
| he xhOye
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u Four Dollar EHnts.-WARNOCR, ITO Broad
way invites the attention gentlemen superior black
Hat at the moderate price Of Four Dollars This quality OF
hat particularly commended TO the economist as an article
posesspg largely the essentials OF the costly and pre-
pared with all tie neanesS and external finish OF his first
nuality jy11 MW&Sistf
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u G,lItivator for August is received and ready
for deliy ry Subscribers will please cali and take their
numbers DAYTON x NEWMAN,
| AMI 1919 Broadway.
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NJ Remember the Removal of the Real
Camphine Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner, to La
Fayete Hail. 597 Broadway, opposite Nblos al prices
duced nearly so per cent 6. w. McCREDY, Jr.
y "A I'm
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lE New Naval Tale.-THE CAPTAINS WIFE,
by E,he author of Cavendish' The Flying Duchman,
ing story Of humble life showing what strict integrity and
ndomi,able industry, combined with almost unlimited am
bton may do We doubt not i. will prove to be
the mos, popular work of its highly gifted author 1t will
IL. rhad ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03

u Wanted 10 borrow, the sum OF $500 on arst mort
gage of fertile and productive Farm of l6o acres In Erie
Co., Pa under good cultivation, and worth at least
$4,000. The advertiser has an unncumbered varTanee
deed direc, from the State, and will pay any reasonable
rate for the loan repayng in four annual payments,
all at the end of three years. may be preferred Inquire
of the Editor of the Tribune who well acquainted with
the advertiser and his premises Jyau
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DLEASE TAKE NOTICE that S.
NEW GOODS.-Selected from the lat

III EW GUODS.-Selected from the lat
/ Y est lmportations at the
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
42 Fulton-strret, near Broadway.
Strangers and arriving in the city wishing to re-
pensh their wardrobe invited to call and examine our
stock before leaving their orders, making
daily purchases for cash. and we offer great 70
cash customers comprises great variety ct
French and English wool black and fancy coored Cloths
and Cassimercs the hes, quality and latest styles French
eastics desirable fancy pants. choice selection OF
French and English Silks for vesngs Also good assort-
ment of rap dcte. and fancy French d.ngs for summer
The subscribers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured at their eabshme shall be equal style
and workmanship that any house in the trade and at
a great reduction from credit prices.
Full suit, furnished 24hours notice. rictpanctuality
! observed in filling orders
Cash ON delivery, and no abatement in price.
~ j. C. BOOTH CO.
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NJ Just Published-No. of the LIFE AND
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. Subscriptions received
at the Office OF the NewYork Tribune and by the fno
Usher No. 68 Barclay Price One Shllisg per NUM-
- au22t
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~ At four O'Clock this afternoon splendid day per
formancc takes place at the American Museum.

u Valuable testimonials in favor Of Beckwi,hs Anti
Oyspepc Pills, recently received at the Bookstore OF
TURNER Il HUGHES, No 10 John street. New York,
Broadway, where the medicine may always be obtain
ed fresh and good. direct from the proprietor.
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80 LOTS T. IMPROVED GROUNDS

FOR sALE.-House with from 20 70 50 acres esd, o.
all improved Also suitable Grounds tor Country seats N
quantities to suit l The af sey cy
and The lands oe for sale for beauty of prospect and rp
presented of the city, barber ana pay .. &
House and Shop Bergen Five cornera Apply to r B.
wAKEMAN al The Repository of the America Institute
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NJ spencer's limitation Molcsikia Anf.-
rh;s onuar article is commended to the public pecu
ariy desirable the present time for lis economy For
elegance and durability ii completes successfully with the
mast costly Hats worn Price S. 2a SPENCER,
ais n fashionable Halter, No. 245 Broadway.
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ByF Cotton ( Co.
nlTRHC AHMINISTRAT SALE

n ON FRIpAY 5h, les o'clock, al the siers ~
Chatham Square large and general assortment q M
niture such Bureaus Tabs Seds;eads Chair> L6eSs
Glasses, Carpets Beds and 8eddDgs CroeSery H ots
Sr Sr aua IL
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH Richards suct,oneer.
SY BANGS, RICHARDS s. pLATT +,
Store les Brpsdusy.

tsSU4a !. VIA Augusi and following uayN
TRADE SME.-Tse sext regular Trad. Sale will con-
mence al The above date .~I be conducted under The
sane and under the direction or the Committee
al The Trade heretofore Consignncn,s OF Books Sta
ouev Stereotype Pate, and any other articles connected
with the Book Trade respectfully solicited. The in
Catalogue win be put press Liberal cash advances VIII
be made receipt OF goods
Ar PsIvArg SAFE-rbe following valuable Stereotype
Plates viii he sold low OF the Mortgages
Nonpariel BihIe, good order MaTyatts Works vols
al Syo nearly new and in complete order; aarryas Nov
els y vols 5sup nearly and in compete ORDER Ihad-
deus of warsaw vols 32to GodsuihS History OF Rome,
vols S2no Waits Select Hymns, Baron aanehaasen'
AloRzo Melissa
AT PRIVATE SALE,
volume of the Tribune, bound. containing e nrs' year
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Intended as Textbook for Farmers and Students in Agri
culture by Alonzo Gray A. n, author of Elements OF
Chemistry, etc.
awe hail Appearance of this work only useful to
the public but in It's execution honorable the country.
For real utility the agriculture interest the volume be-
fore us is unrivaled by any of the European pub
locations on the subjects Cuivator for July.
Published by DAYTON j. NEWMAN,
uan 100 Brnah;yaY.
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u Sewers and Vaults made OF Hydraulic Lime
viii be strong and durable as made OF ,ne oes
fourth Of the expense. Hydraulic Lime costs but about
onehh and will make twice much mortar as the Hydrau
~. - 10, ielS IL
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" Gonrand,s Hair Erndicating Powder.
GouRAup's Freckle and Pirape Lotion.
GouRAup's Vegetable Liquid Rouge.
GouRAups Vegetable Face Powder.
AT Original Office, 81 walker.st, door from Broadway
iyl5 Inns
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M ANTED-By Canadian, situa-
w ton as Porter in store, Coachnan in pri Vate
family The recommendations 10 char acter and ca
pactes can be giyer Please address j. at this o,ce or
XII Cnnr,Iand street jy29 81
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u To PrInsersA Printing, Office suitable for ioF
newspaper book and job work inc dIng presses, yp
cellenI ana The en,ife cost s. 500 Payment may
be made in work. Address Box l2o park fost-othoe.
twill i'm,
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D Photographic Isisenesses, BY an improved
)aguerreotype process by NJ D. VAN LOAN, corner OF
;aatnbers.Strett and Broadway. To Jyls LIN
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noJrRIE BRoTHER JONATHAN,

DOUBLE BROTHER JUNAIHAN,
THIS MORNING
Price l2l cents or copies for 81 The usual discount
10 newmcn WILSON l. COMPANY, Publishers,
au2a l62 Nassau.s,reet, New-York.
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MONEY MARKET.
saIex at the stock Exchange. Aar. D.
Commercial and Money Matters.

SECOND BOARD.
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INFANT PLACES-A nice American
w Girl aged 6, very neat, lived 5 years in last EN-
poy-nene but respectable family may apply English
Girls for any kind of hoUseycrk thorough servants nice
Welsh Girl p years of age good servant for light work
) Protestant Irish Girls good servants. % for general
house work Apply the Temperance office, n Nassau
g, re,r Iobp in basement aus LIZ
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NJ New Botanical Text II ook.-The Botani-
cal Textbook Tor Colleges Schools and Private Students
comprising, p,;,oo;.,,
Part H. The principles of Systematic Botany; with an
account OF the chief natural families OF the vegetable KING
n niants illustrated with numerous ergrayngs on wood
Cray ~ Fisher ProsssHs o. Natural aS raj a ss sy
" irSn 20" Iet DAYTON L. NEWMAN, 1879 Broadway.
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MORE misunderstanding and deception have so pre-
JUDGED the respectable part of the community against
remedies, that, matter how genuine article may be-
the JUST exclamation u.s. on its its in,rodncton more hum
bupn But such not the case with Sir Ashley Coopers
Corn Salve Physicians unite with hundreds in the opinion
that this is specific for Corns Sold and warranted at
most OF the Drug and respectable shoe
this city and throughout the country.
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p THE Life and Speeches Of Henry Clay.
Ne l-prce III cents-or sale al the once OF Ihe lpnhe.
Agents supplied at 81 per Dozen
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gn@ AEXTRA EXCBkoiON ~. ~
SA.s= THF FIsHING BANKS OF FIRE
g ,if he above Place
follows Canal s P y, plsr Gao Cant H.
Ia Of be great o. ,s has consented TO-
nay, G ,yo ming to Fire Island where the Pougees are
now caught BY tie macks in ABUNDANCE ana arye ~ ine
harpoons, lie. Fare Is cents each way. suz 4us
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TN URSUANCE of an order of the Sur
roga,e of The County OF New.Yo.k notice is hereby
wen In ali persons having claims against Daniel McFar-
lane late OF the Island fsanta Cruz, in the West Indies
deceased present the with the vouchers hefeol 70
he snbsc rer al his Office AZ South street, in the city OF
N.wYork on or before the sixth day OF February as1t
Dated New-Yor, the first day OF august a. u. IsaG
aus iaw5m JoSerI ". HAIooI.
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u ONE THOUSAND DoLLARs-An Advertisement head
ed An Extraordinary Case (Which statement can be seen
the ST. Mr. Burger, 50 CortaDdtsree0 having been
Inserted in several city papers and understand the
truth of the has been questioned therefore offer TO
bear any genuemans expenses 10 this city, convey him
his tme give thousand dollars he will prove
any part of the statement TO he untrue Any per-
DESTROYS OF testing this matter CAM by calling Mr.
Burger celve satisfactory evidence that the money will
be ready would here take occasion 10 state that the
saparla can subsanatea in every instance The pus
lie will conound this article with the articles of
Sarsaparila advertised. G. G. BRISTOL.
;y1I in, 10Y Buffalo.
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u Democratic Clay Cinb of the Eighth
NVard-The Monthly Meeting OF this Club will be held
House
Every friend of Harry of the West in the Ward in
Ii
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u RSardera Wanted.-A few respectable board
waeaed at 50 Watershed, near Broadway jy2 lm'
Or Good Roard and pleasant Rooms can be obtained
al No &c Gifts; In je17f
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM and Gardens.

M ANTED-A situation by an Eng
w lsh Gardener, perfectly understands his business
in every branch the OF horses Refers TO last en-
ployers. Apply at the Temperance Office n Nassan-st
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TN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Sur
roga,e OF tie County Of New-York, NoTIcE is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against William B. mann
preasna The same with the vouchers thereof to the subscri
hers al their Office No. 3ls Delanceyreet in the City of
NewYork on before the SIKH day OF February next
nsted New York the I'd day of August 1892
"o''o SARAH 4. CHAMPION, Executrx.
CHAS f. CHAMPION, 4 R,e.r,o,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-27

bIsea, villain epllirg his l,isld's IA. AZ I.
In bed"
.The Eeolsr' sriad william Gsss.
..9hy. The ~hsle hing nssa-isImplr ssk
possible. afr and drank t~n murh ahsi
night. ffseenrk. snd 1 ~ss susks b, :
vioiehl bleeding % The nr-c. iseaeksS
sbant faf some cold sslsr and Washed
nv face. lhihking that void slrpis kSt
finding thai IL did aai sarrstd IN % do
ing. Determined n 70 eBt irla NE s'r.
i Terrlleeitd. hu~rssT. thsi ! bid nol
much liked he apfs.fsnee % de house.
and IS IL vas neessssry "a leave he deor.
! nisd 20 ssks you. bui yeu slspi ike =
stone: sndf shrssi nv pucksi book usdsr
ynar rlllaw. thea 9rni dosn sisirs
and IN, ihia ale osrhsrs'. inlsotlrf - co
down through The eass'en. xhirh hid
setn on lhs prrcedirg night. 10 lhe isp of
ihe clli. when. svd.lsnly. | slnnblsd up
on ilree or fur aen. v hs wsfe drsg-
girg up What nsw find acre rohlfatand
Wee, Indis gouds, apsa little truck.
AZ fret hey srem inclined 80 murder me.
declaring lhs, wss = eUslam muse oiIi-
Ger. come down iron fsnDdnn. snd I
could only nhiain mercy apaa The hard
rondilion al suffering myself 10 be ranird
on board the ship. which wss thea lying
of the coast. They promised 10 sc, ne
On shore sgsin. OF Ia put me inio The 6rst
fishing boar they met with; bu.they either
met with nons. OF wrre determined not
10 keep their word in either respee,. hr
they brought me sIrsighi on ioSl. I.ueie,
and with difficulty have fund my ~sy
hiIher. having nothing in my pocket bui
eanple Of stray evinsas. lam now
waiting here for remII,snces IRON En-
gland. bn, certainly had no idea &c s%e.
ing you, Freterick. Enough touk IL lor
granted that your narrisgs with Mary
wauld be postponed in consequence Of
the uncertainty attending my fsie."
i II was not very long alter this inter
view that Mars Gore hersrh arrived. and
strange indeed. we're her sensations. when
a boat came out 10 welcome her. con.
tanning The brother aHd The loser, both az
whom she bad for time believed 10 be
dead.
The events which have just d.tailed.
made great sensation NJ the tms; and
the rap,sin Of The parkei still continued
10 declare that 10 vas the oddrs, slory he
ever heard. liis nevertheless Hse one:
aud The gentleman IRON whom | head
the tale, had seen Tie orieinsireeord. aud
gave me the real nance of Ill aha per-
sons conc' rned; Tor the names herein
assigned TO tie different characters in ihe
books are, 90 The best Of my ffcollec-
,ion. the only fie,,iious paIi n The narra-
i've.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-27

IN Great Britain Of coffee lsr bear and
sririls, has increased iis consumption to
such an extent as 10 call lie attention VI
the government 10 the prnprieiy ri reiuc-
ing the duties on The importation of 10. as
one of The most efficient means Of mo
raj reform among the people. The ex-
animation before parliamentary com.
miuee. Of several keepers ofmodern Cot.
fee Houses in sondun. gives a curious
and interesting view nf The progress of
The habit IL crfiee drinking. Il seems
thai there were not over Ten oriwelve 81
these coffee houses in London 25 years
ago: now they number 100. and they
are increasing al The RATE Of 100 year.
The price per cup Of coffee is from Id to
81; and one Of The keepers who charges
ID per cup. tsstlhes that he has from
1900 10 1900 s-rsons daily ., his house.
The consumption Of coffee By the labor
ing classes in London, is shown by the
examination Of another wiiness--ihe pro-
prietor al an extensive coffee house. The
iaboring man comes in The morning al 4
O'Clock and has cup Of coffee end
slice IL bread and butter. for which he
pays ]: and then again al 8, for his break
last he has cup Of coffee. penny Loaf.
and penny worth Of butter. which is 3t;
at o'cluck he comes again snt has his
c"fTee, his bread aud meat; 81 this hour
Of the day, there are upwards Of 100 din-
ing in one room al time. These csffee
houses are now generally resorled TO By
Ill classes, and il has berome fsshionabie
and customary, 10 drink coffee and ash a
friend To drink v lh you in place oiliquor.
The duties on coffee in England are very
high, the du,v on colonial coffee being
about l2a cents per ID. and on forrign
coffee slmosi 80 cents. Even 81 these
high du,ies cup of coffee is sold al 4
cents. and the consumption is twenty iys
million pounds annually. 1t supposed
lha, with more moderate reducnon OF
du,ies. the consumption would be in
creased one hundred millions Of pounds.
Ia Ireland the reformation has been
still more extraordinary; through the ex-
eriions OF Father Mauhe ", the grea, lem-
persnce Retormer, millions have taken
The pledge Of total abstinence. and those
RETURNED drinkers are aided in their res
olu,ious. BY the use Of coffee instead &c
whiskey. In The districts Of lieland
under the influence of Father Mathew.
IN all The public houses, coffee is sold
instead of shiskey. sci
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-27

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