{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
dishgured. These gin shops are the curse
of London.


1t is astonishing 20 view the manner in
which the dense part of London is !; built the
thousand narrow courts and streets which
look precisely like long alleys with houses
four stories high on each side. These build
ngs contain numerous families, thousands
and thousands live next door to each other
in the same building, and on the same floor,
that do not know each other, and hundreds
of families pass through the same front shops
to go out into the same doors, that have liv-
ed for years in this way and have never ex-
changed word with each other, and who
do not know their names and business.
The Jews live in the most narrow streets,
and their shops, apparel, and personal ap-
pearance beggars all description. Among
the Jews l saw that frightful fellow who
sold tooth powder to the New Workers. His
appearance was more i'll looking, and be-
lieve he had the very same garments on, all
in tatters as when in New-York.