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correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun, wri-
ting from Liverpool, gives the following ac-
counto Liverpool in respect to the Sabbath,
among the lower classes: 4Ft


Hotels, taverns, and grog shops Of every
grade are innumerabe, in some of the by streets
almost every house is occupied as place main
ly supported by drinking. During church
time, in accordance with law, they are closed
but itrequired no great penetration to perceive
that the great mass, as If desirous to make an
offset to the vices of their betters, placed an es-
timate upon the motives Of their municipal law