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Dox PrA11. in . recent letter, thus
speaks Of Honcure D. Conway: He 10
~ Of old, an indefatiEable worker. he
told US that every hour vas morsgaRed
for years in advance. Even our inter
view was shortened by an appointment
to lecture to his little congregation in
the Lord, but out Ct Christ. some miles
away from his dwelling. He has such,
and breaches them nebulous revelations
OF scientific theology, and the congresa.
ton in return sing lynne from Walt
Whitman. Whittier, and other Pagan
poets. We hope they like it; We hope
they are happy. We are not given much
to religion, but it strikes NJ that Con-
ways little congregation in the Lord
must be very uncomfortable in the vast,
unlimited regions Of space or reason
where il .aEcers.
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BORN
In Ca.aon, Oct. "a, 1873. TO the VIE ot c.
Los,a, . SON.
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NONE BU II tn OS e
49, wishing THOROUGH musical
instruction need apply.
u w ie28-tf
I am now scting as Agent for the unexeelled
Cbickering. Knsbe and Haliet Davis Pianos,
which I am selling at Ban FraHcisco pric, ..
All these instruments are warranted for i've
yexrs and guaranteed 10 stay in tune for one
nent plan. The bes. music furnished on short
notice for private parties, balls, etc. 81 nc OF.
ders through the mail to X. Pred Erocks' Music
Emporium, Tseat4I CiCck.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
lNOTICEs :l l!.ll ~ ADMIRALTY,
CTNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

~ l Tr..i5 District Of d slaWaFs, IS
. WHBlEAs q libel Of Information has been kfed
IN the District Court Of the United States of Amer
Yea for the District Of Delaware IN the lst day Of
September, IN the year Of our Lord. one thousand.
eight hundeod and seventy. three, By AnthOnV uig-
gins, Esq Attorney OF the United States. in be-
ball Of the Unit9d States against the vessel canal
boat 1OI Ne.0 York Line, her tackeI, apparel and
luVniruFe. Alleging in substance that VIM. ID.
NOlen. Collector Of Customs for the District Of
Delaware. the LIST day of September. in the year
Of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred aad
at the City Cf Wilmington within the
admiralty and maritime Jurisdiction oftheUnited
States sezed the canal boat vessel 7OT Neto York
Lne. and furniture einG the pro-
perty of person or persons unknown. for trading
between the District Of Pennsylvania and the Dis
tricOf Delaware without being enrolled or licensed
and without having paid the United states the
fees a1d tonnage Is required by the Act Of Congress
In such case made and provided. and praying said
court TO decree the payment Of said fees and tom
hago Of TIE United states. according to law,
New therefore In pursuance Of the mOnitiOn un-
der the seal Of the said Court to me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice 70 all
persons claiming the said vessel. her tackel 6e,
or In any manner interested therein, that they be
and appear before the said District Court to be
held at tAN City Of Wilmington. in and for the Dis
triet Of Delaware on Tuesday. 18th day Of Sep
tember. At 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then and
there to intoIpOse their claiEs AID make their al
Legations in that behalf u y
ANTHONY HIGGINS,
yOHS NJ. DySS. U. s. MATshHI Dis. Q q TeIssass
Sept. ). 1873. sept3-6t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
Protection from Mosquitoes.

MessFs Editors ;-Gentlemen | notice in this
mornings Sun that VeTbena water 10 an excellent
protection from the bite or sting OF the mosquito
As these little insects appear TO- be uncUmnouly
numerQ1B and tr0abl lesDmq in,oIr ityst eAe pres
ent time, permit me TO offer another remedy,
" Which il not as pleasant perfume as the above
mentioned artiele is sqpally 9eioisnt in driv.
ing these lltlle peBtslk0fn Noh. The aaAelci re-
feTred to is the oil of pennyroyal, which may b
obtained at any drug store. Three or four drpps
of this oil applied " the face neck, and handi
will afford immunity from their attacks. haze
tried this article for a number OF years and be
licVe 1t TO be superior to everything else in Id
ding you not only of mosquitos, but Aaah.g tcks
iiegeTs, and other blood-thirsty insects. VERITAs
Baltimore, September 9th, lS73.-SHR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
ceneraL News.

Indian Agent ingalls,, has had couferen ce
with the Sdefsj Of sefeu different tribes in
Southern Glah, Andltliey had agreed TO go ON
the Muddy Valley Reservation.
Hon. d. w. GOoch has declined 10 preside
oyer the Massachusetts, Republican Conven-
.aO9. / dI Z 4 III HYh0ll
Secretary Robson returned to Washington
yesterday and resumed his duties in the NAvy
Department.
Governor Cooke, Of tbe District OF Colnmbis
has not resigned, as reported but has Informed
the President OF his intention to do so at q
early day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

Il il stated that Commissioner Douglas does
not lntDna to order The y patent eigax box" rp-
Gently urged hpoR him for adoption, 20 be
used, a. he does ot wish toSoScS upon cigar deal
err an instrument that would be dlstasteful 10
them. He wishes TO adept some plan to preveht
frauds and desires the cO-operation OF all dealers
to this end. He Is satisfied that tie patent bOxis
Questionable in some points, and that retailers
must be allowed some boxes in their show cases TO
sell from.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA.

TTNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Ill f4 District Of Delaware, IS.
Whereas libel Of information has been filed in
the District Court Of the United States Of America
for the district 0fDelawareon tbs egh tn day
OfAugust in the year of Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and seventy-three, by Anthcny Higgins,
ESQ., Attorney Of the United States in behalf OF the
United States against the vessel canal boa
gale her tack e apparel furniture. Alleging in sub
stance that VIM. ID. Nolen Collector of Customs for
the District of Delaware, the l1th day of August
in the year Of our Lord, one thousand eight hun
dred and seVenty-thfee. at the City OF Wilmington.
within the admiralty and maratime jurisdiction of
theUnted States seized the canal boat vessel Night
in00Ie her tacke apparel and furniture. being the
property Of person persons unknown, for trading
between the District OF Pennsyl ylVania and the Dis
triet Of Delaware without being enrolled and licens
ed. and without having paid the United States the
fees and tonnage as required by the Act OF Congress
in such case made and provided and praying said
Court to decree the payment Of said fees and tom
mage to the United States, according to law.
Now, therefore. in pursuance of the mOnition un-
der the seal of the said Court, to me directed aud
delivered. do hereby give public notice to alper-
sons claiming the said vessel. her tsokel kc., or in
any manner interested therein. that they be and
pear before the said District Court to be held at the
City Of Wilmington in and for the District Of Della
ware. Saturday the 18th day Of September. at Il
theirclaims and to make their allegatiOns in thn
behalf ANTHONY HIGGINS
U. 5. Dist. Attorney.
JOHN NJ. DUKS. L. 5. Marshal, Dis. Of Delaware.
August 80, 1878 sepl-6t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

TNIIE C0PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
Il tween Martin Johnston and Perd. y. BOgia,
trading under the firm name OF Johnston X Bogia.
Book Binders. was dissolved on the 14th inst. b.
mutual consent. The business Of the late firm will
be settled by Martin Johnston, who will eontinue
the business at the old stand. 40 ShiPley Street
MARTIN JOHNSTON,
aug2g-Tt FERD. i. BCGIA.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

ia FRENcHH rM 4 residents q &. LodlS are slhlpg
An address 10 President Theirs OF Ffdhce,
expressing their appreciation Of his services to
their native country, and begging him not 70
loss hope bt finally Overcoming those who have
suDDlanted him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
Notice to Tax Payer.

, The tax payers Of the Northern District Of viii
mingtOn Hundred. are hereby notified that the IN :
tersisned will be At Righters cigar store, n. ".
eosner Of Ninth and Market streets. on MoudAy
next. from A. NJ. to IL NJ. aud from to 8. X. II,
remaining there daily, until further notice. for the
purpose Of receiving County taxes.
LEWIS MCCALL
aus9O-tL CoIloetor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

Three d6aiha iEom cholsCA were reported II
Wheeling, w. Va, On Thursday, and tHo new
"a 4 ahailna n Rfiisgshnra' Ky, only tive eeaiha
from 4 haYlng occurred thslgoa Thursday
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
FORTY-ONE
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS,
5 Brick Houses,
AID
Ann ONE FRAME HOUSE,

Third Street Bridge. SATURDAY. Sept. d. 1873. at
81 o'clock p. n. a = ..5sf .
These Houses and Lots ere situated right "a tAe
centre of the improvements over Third 81. hFtdgas
On H0ald, ToWnsoad. BatannWood and a Streets
FcuF of the houses ARo HatQFY hFiak. a IoOnAs en-
2-stOFy Brick Ho0sa. BOama. with .. rame stable
attached on Townsend between Ond Bstle9iA aAd
two story Frame House on the corner OF Bntten-
wood and sareota. Thoas are the last lots n the
business part Of the 10Wn foR aAa Wthil my yards
of the Wilmington kOllinR MIL RnAle Sehool
ulars see plots at the oes Of Oglo MILLER. Corner
EonFth and kiag streets. i-tla f1e. 4. ah. .
ToFms Of Eale Of LeAss-rWentg per cent eash the
balance in netes Of three and sfk moatha With p
teFest from day ot aalo. . three pSf e9AA eA toI
cash. II Daid within ten DAYS Of aAla- 1KHhA Oh
IfoTaEs--One thira eanh. and tha balanca can 70
main on mortgage. ID PRANK T0WN8ENDs
OoLE a MILLRR. Anet'fs. a1g1O 0ta
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

TRKNToN despatch reports the accidental
Nl.lllInO AZ a tvAdhR mau1 nAme1 RowlRndt ltill,
NO Va skootihg with some frlehda, teW days
aeo. He was putting the gun into wagon, and,
the hammer striking q ssat, the eontonts we're
discharged Into his heart
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

PuGedberler and Read tAe S4EinSer aidcen-
i1c.o1 al az freighttraia 1hish catsed ~ dis
as.er on the Chicago and Alton Railroad, have
been indicted for manslaughleT BY the Grand
Juryi9 gksagO' TPsyII9Ef Yas ~ a hail
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

TBUBLIO BALR - MesEn. REYNOLDS y CO..
L ylS Markat street. respectfully call the atten-
ion of the pabli0 20 . large sale q building Loo
Tenth stseaa and on pelRyaFe, AyeAR9s 9oR-
eptembsf 81. q s o'clock p aPal-a.t.e, )
w1URT.Tn aAT.p a Wssk IrilniSsioa. 81 eatar-
dsy ee6f6mbsr q, of - yoltments. paylQg
llAto & naG cent ond 20 loQaa az in mqntniy
paymentn. YAFacAiaEs b talalsl ~, ~, :, -f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

nAN, namsd Jani6s Cainpbeli. was arrested
4 TrsAlpa, yesterday, n ne eet q ae',Ps nIs %
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
WITHOUT RESERVE OR UNDRRBIDDING.


These lots are located on the beautiful hill on
the north side of the BIAndyWine, partly on wash
ington street and partly on kishteentA and Nine
teen tn streets. and are All do1iFHblo oea command
ING beautiful view Of the BVAndywiuss q the
city. of Wilmington and the Delaware River
Eighteenth street Is now open TO ie8 iutoIsaGtiOn
with Smut Mil Lane. eivlag 9 very o0m@anaing
view Of the Park property. aRd WlllSOon be graded
80 IL will be tTavelable.
ANY person attending this sale We feel oon adsnt
will have an excellent opportunity of BscaRiAs
themselves q splendid home lot and should they
desire to hold without prOVemOnt. could scarcely
fail 20 make large interest tasealst aas..
TERMS OF SALk.-TWenty per cent casa. and
the balance In notes equally divided At and 6
months. beeFing interest frOm the day 0f sale
SeilementSin In all cases 20 be ma9e previous 70 tbs
following Saturday. September 1gths 1s13 as ~ ~ /,
otherwise purchase may be declared void. ct the
option OF the seller and parties vhO pAyths Who'll
Ia cash on or before that tim0 will b snAitea 10
clear discouht 81 = per cent Immediate posses
NJ. NJ. CHILD AGO.
NO.4. W. Seventh Street.
seP4-ts WilmiagtOn. Delaware.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

VNOR SALE,-MssIrs. RSynoldl 4 Co.. gl5 Market
Station, w. 4 ". X. h. o. SAIUkDAIs Sept. lJ.
Al 3 o'clock D, M. 0f30 Acres kaOlln, kiFO Brick
Clay ard Red Brick Clay Land anA balldlns lots.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-On account Of the
IN repairs being done to Newport Bridge. travel
ll be suspended over ii for few days and after
fhursday. Sept 4th GEORGE JACKSON.
sepl-U Levy Court Com.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
PRICE CENT
Imifts.

meeting Of the SharoholderS Of
Office Of Mr.. MeCabe, at the cor Of Third ard Mar
ket streets, Monday. September 22d, at p, d.
..a. NJ. L. LICHTENSTkIN.
sep6-tm SeeretHTY. pFo ten.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
PUBLICSALRS.
TIIURaDAY. dc RHah 81 Nenaam

.-aat at 2 o'clock. p. m.
The farm adjofns the farms Of AquiIla Derrick
SON. VIM. p. Richardson and John X. Whitman
-. and contains " ACRES, ALL VERY PRO
&FSh DUCTlVE ARABLE LAND axeopt 4iacras
DY$A which is we'll covered with CHESTNUT
- The land is In o high state of Improvement
and y espeeially adapted % raising V E9ErABLES
and MARKET TRUCK. 1t 10 divided into six en-
closures all under good fsncing-mOstlY new.
A The Improvements are q good tWO-and a
halt story STONE HOUSE. containing eight
second, besides q good garrett, cellar under the
whQta. The kitchen is large. wash house adjoining
with excellent spring water near. Large BARN
with good new stabing under for six head Of horses
An excellent SPRING HOUSE, with q never fail
ing supply Of good water There is large Quanti-
y Of FRUIT on the place. such ~ chesTiss sapPles
peaches. pears, kc. II
Those desiring to view the property will be shown
it by the owner.
Terms reasonable, which will be more fully made
known at the sale.
WILLIAM h. .MITCBELL,
augs0-d dlt-Wts y n Oh the bfSmisSs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

IN WMMNGToS. DEL, Sept. 3, 1878.
All persons are forbid trusting any one on my &C.
count, amer this date will NOT pay any bills
80 contracted Sep3-lW DAVID p. BUSH.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

NJOTICG OF FAssIGNMBNT.-NOtiso Is hereby
IN given that Thomas J. Grayes, Of the City Of
Wilmington. Del, has made assignment 70 the an
dersigned, Of all his Real and Personal EstAte for
the benefit of his creditors. All persons having
claims against him will present them. and those in
debted will make payment to either Of the As
fgnees.
DANIEL B. SLIFER,
928 North Third 81.
HENRY A. CLARK,
IS South Front St.,
sep5-6td. Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
YOUNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION. :

md SERIES. Il .E
By vote Of the members Of the Young Menis
Loan Association. held at their rooms on the even
ing OF the 18th inst u was voted unanimously to
issue Eve hundred shares Of New Stock eemmene-
ing with the month Of Juno. . .......
Subscriptions 10 the same will be raceiV ed by the
President I. Y. dc NOrmandie, at his store 5o2
Market street. and also q the Farmers Bank b
jyl6-u 7. y. YOUNG. 8aoEstarV.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1873.
The undersigned. ReceiVeFs Of Taxes for the
City OF Wilmington. will Be at the Room over 4kh St
Market House on and afteT Sept. Sd, 1873. between
the hours Of and II In morning. and from 70 in
the afternoon. for the purpose OF reesVinE Taxes.
deduction OF hVe per cent. is made on all taxes
paid in July; all paid in AuGuSt aud up TO theOlOs-
ing Of the polls Of the city Oi0cIiO1 lace Of the BIZ
must be paid; and after that date ave Per eeat will
- = y ALEXANDER CHANDLER. .i
WILLIAM STILLEY, y
sep-2Jn Aee0iVars Of Taxak
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

THE FARMERS FIND THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY MADE
UP or SMALL lPoLTICIA ss-r WHAT TIE NEW
YORK TIMES WOULDN'T PUBLISH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-06

ANTHONY HIGGINS,
u. 3. District Attorney,
JOHN N. DUNN. U. s. Marshal. Dis. Of DeIaWAte.
Sept 3. 1873, sept3-6t
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GOLD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
MOBILE, ALABAMA.

medical Ezaninsru.
". H. Anderson. n. D.. Go. a K.'sAsn. \. D
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In the French world Of industry and
science q great sensation has been created
by an alleged discovery, the importance Of
which, If Il turns out 70 be true, is at pres
ent impossible to calculate, nor the elect It
may have on the sugar trade Of the future.
II Is asserted that the French engineer, II.
Jougiet, 1--WE fear that IN this country our
readers win be tempted to pronounce the
name ''Juggler, y has succeeded in making
artifcially beet-root sugar, which, however,
is not real beet-root sugar, but q composition
or chemical sugar, If we may be allowed to
use such term. Already has the eminent
Mr.. Berthelot succeeded in making alcohol
by synthetic process, but the new discov-
cry is Of much more practical value, az It
affects a commodity of such general use.
Provided the accounts published IN
the French papers arc not exaggerated,
although such exaggeratiOn is very likely
this new discovery may possibly bring about
change in the manufacture Of sugar, for
It is announced that by the new process
/ sugar can lie made not costing more than
ST. per 100 kilogs., or one farthing per pound +;
and that In order to make it, it is only neees-
sary to bring together certain common arti-
cles. which, after being liberated from the
coarser elements with which they are CON-
bined, are known to have chemical afini-
ty to each other, and produce sugar said
to be equal to that made from cane-iuice or
beet-roOt. HenceforWard, then, the manu-
facture of sugar would be placed in the
hands of the maker of chemicals. II is adj
ded that the discoverer, NJ. Jouglet, has
already sold his invention to a company for
the sum Of 1000, 000f., who intend to work
the patent on a grand scale.-The GrOcer-
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+. F. Wood, Of Gonzales, placed in nomi-
nation for Senator, the name Of Hon. John
ireland, Of Guadalupe
p. p. Price, Of Gonzales, placed in nomi-
nation for Representative, the name Of
Hon. " B. Savers, Of Gonzales.
W. W. Martin, Of Hays, placed in nOmi-
nation the name Of Col. S. J. Jaclman, Of
Hays.
W. H. Jennings, OF Caldwell, placed in
nomination the name Of Hon. L. j. storey,
Of Caldwell.
There being no opposition, Messrs. Ire
land, Sayers, Jackman and Storey were
nominated by acclamation-
W. w Martin, of Hays, introduced the
following resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted, to-wit:
1. Resolged That this convention ap-
proves and Tatifes the platform Of princi-
pies adopted by the late Democratic State
Convention at Austin.
2. Resofocd, That we heartily indorse the
nominations made by said State Convention,
and that we pledge ourselves TO the Jealous
support of said nominations, and to the
nominations made by this convention.
On motion Of j. g. Storey, of Hays, il
was
Res0lcod, That the Democratic papers Of
the TWenty-seventh District be requested to
publish the proceedings Of this convention
and that the thanks Of this convention be
rendered to the citizens of Prairie Lea for
their hospitality.
On motion, the convention then adj
journed sine die.
FRENcH SMITH, Chairman.
S. B. McBRIDE, Z. II. RoGAS, Secretaries.
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TAXEs FOR THE YEAR 1878.

By FRASK BRowS, Deputy. = =
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Egypt.

Ever since the time of the great prophet
the attempt has been made to hold all the
people that believe in the Mohammedan re-
igion under the same government. Lately,
however, it became apparent that the Sui
tan could not rule, in matters temporal, all
the nations who accepted the doctrines of
the Koran. The latest breaking away from
the Power of the Sublime Porte is in the
case Of Egypt, whose government was in
trused to a Viceroy. This officer showed so
much executive ability, and so great genius
in everything he undertook, that Egypt be-
came one of the most progressive nations of
the old world. His rule now extends over
about eight hundred thousand square miles
of territory inhabited by over 700, 900 people.
There have been, from time to time, rumors
that the Khediye or Viceroy was about to
revolt against the Sultan, but it is certain
that at least show of good feeling has been
kept up between them. Quite recently,
however, the Sultan has issued an order
granting an independent government to the
Khedive, authorizing him to augment his
armies, and to conclude treaties with for
eign nations. At the same time treaty was
concluded between the two countries, one
item of which makes it binding on the Khe-
dive to furnish the Sultan 80, 600 equipped
soldiers when they may be necessary to de-
fend the territory of Turkey.
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a Good word for AprIcots.

Why do not our successful plum growers
in the South turn their attentiOnto the april
cot for proft7 At present prices, such as
we have to pay the confectioner for the few
specimens offered for sale, we should pre-
sumo it would be difficult to find any fruit
that would give larger percentage on the
Investment We hive in mind beautiful
apricot orchard belonging to DR.. Hull, at
Alton, ILL.,, that at the time of our visit, a
few years since, was truly handsome sight.
Not only were the trees in perfect health,
giving evidence of unusual care but they
were producing abundance Of fruit. The
apricot is not by any means tender tree /;
it will endure quite a low temperature with
out injury-the past winter sustaining no
injury with the mercury from 90 to 80 degrees
below zero. They should, however, always
be set on the north side of buildings, where
one or two trees are kept for family use, as
the blossoms lead the Towering season, and
consequently are liable to injury from late
frosts. The terrible curculio are as destruc-
tive on this as on the plum, and jarring the
trees is the only sure remedy to bring the
best results. In some sections of our coun-
try, where the climate is comparatively mild,
and the Little Turk not so plentiful, apricot
culture will prove remunerative and satisfac-
tory 1t is needless to add that for dessert
no fruit can surpass it for delicacy oftiavor,
richness of flesh, nor beauty of appearance.
-.New York Tribune
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A Luxurious Conveyance.

The travelling train of the Empress of
Russia is, perhaps, the most complete and
luxurious in the world, and it is, indeed, a
house upon wheels. 1t consists of eight
saloon carriages and offices, connected by
covered passages, and is divided into din
ing and drawing-rooms, bedrooms, and
kitchens. The dining-room has large oval
windows, which give uninterrupted views
over the country through which the train
passes; the drawing room is an elegant
apartment, prettily furnished, and the bed
rooms might be those of a comfortable
house. The beds are, seemingly, of the or
binary kind, but are in reality hammocks,
which enable their occupants to sleep with
out sustaining any annoyance from the vi
bration of the train. OF course such an
establishment would not be complete with
out servants, and to the train are attached
domestics of all kinds, from buffers to en-
gine-drivers and porters. To the train,
however, Is attached sad sOu0enir; it for
merly belonged to Napoleon III, and was
used by him for his Lyons journeys, though
it would be difficult to recognize it as the
same, so completely has it been reconstruct
ed and improved.
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