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YE ANCIENT SHIPPERS. In his late
speech in Birmingham, Mi John
Bright referred to what he called re
markable book, written by an old friend
of his, Mr. Lindsay, who was for many
years in Parliament. This book was Il
history of the merchant shipping and
commerce Of past ages. In descrip-
iion is given Of what took place in the
reign OF Elizabeth. The author states
that more than half the shipowners in
England at that time, especially in the
southern counties, were engaged in pir.
acy, y,and tho ships were either pirate
ships or corsairs'
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enough. Only think OF il; the Engineers
department paid into the City Treasury
last year Ss55.9e. And for the month Of
Jannary last s2s.eo only about s. CT
vhichit is saidtheyearned. Their ssla-
nes stnount to about $1,000 year
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The TOBACCO TRADE During the
last year there was exported from the
United States 3l8 ,097 ,s04 pounds OF
native tobacco, valued at $50, 8s9, 1s1
The total value OF the imports oftobac
20 i'll the Leaf and in stem amounted foI
that period to s5, ,332, ,54s The cigar
imports are::vslued at 81, ,030, ,62S in ad
dition. There were manufactured in
the United States last year, OF foreign
and domestic tobacco, ON which the
taxes were paid, 1850, ,961 900 cigars.
A comparison Of figures shows thai for
every cigar that passes through the
custom house twenty-three domestic
were manufactured and paid the tax.
The government reaps royal revenue
from the five million cigars smoked IN
every twenty hours. In single
year the import dsties amount 10 81
l50, ,0G0, and The taxes TO S33, PAP SO in
currency.
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Four Evils,-WhoeTer haLitually uses
any alcoholic preparations as an Appetizer
viii be likely to suffer from four evils, viz an
overplus Of feod in the stomach, impaired
ability to digest it,. the pangs of dyspepsia
and doctors blu. DIR. WALKBEs VICE
Restorative of the age, without over stimu,
lating the palate or irritating the stomach
lInparts healthful appetite, promotes dige5
ton, regulates tho livcr and bowels, puIInea
the blood and tnus, instead OF entailiLg four
evils. confers four inesumable be1 sAIa p Aw
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sHERIFF's sAL*.

Rl virtue OF sundry wfits OF Vend. Ex-
be exposed to Public Sale. at the farm of vii.
liam Cleayer, near Della ware City, in ST.
Georges Hundred. 10 New Castle County.
ON MONDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, AID 1879.
At II O'clock. NJ.
The following described perso mai bfopsits,
viz;
seven horses. IA heal oil cattle, pair Of
mules, colt. wagon, carts, carriages, har-
ness. reaper and mower, sleiah and other
farming utensils, wheat in the ground. 6c,,dc
Seized and taken into execution as the pro
perty OF William Cleaver. and to be sold b.
VIM. Il. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff. oifce, New Caste,
February 4, A. d, 1875. febs.2axt.
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The Republican thought II all night
tor Congressman Lohand to vote himself
about $1,000 year. ana to be paid in
monthly checks Of Sj25 each; which IS,
70 say nothing Of the perquisites, about
$500 per day, all the year round, inclu.
ding Sunday; but it holds it rather eI-
travagant for q Delaware Legislator "a
propose t. vote himself SO a daJ. This
however, is about the ratio Of eytraya.
gance between the Radical and the Dem,
ocratic Party. So We find by examining
the last Democratic Administration that
1t coat the taI payers Of the County torun
The civil list about one-third that it doe.
the Radicals to DO the same. The com.
parison must not stop. Congressman
Lotand receives about sGS.OO day fol
each OF the days between the first Mon.
day Of December and the 4th of March
while member Of the Legislature now
only receives $40 for each day during
the session Of the Legislature, which il
IS proposed to increase to 5000 and
that would certainly be none too much.
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suERIFF's SALE

RI virtue ef an order CT the SUI sricr
- Court Of the state Of Delaware in and
ior New Castle County. made at the Novem-
Der Term. A. D.. 1874, TO ne dire:tsd will te
exposed to Public Sale. at the ~
DELAWARE HOUSE. sig MARkEI ST.
Kept by Geo. ". 0rtlip, in the City Of VIII
minzton. New Castle County. Delaware. IL
THURSDAY.
The 4th DAY oF MARCH. l:.,.
al o'clock. P. NJ.
The following described personal propstt7.
Ni2: =
Five shares Of first series atock Of the Aid
Loan Association.
Seized end taken in execution AS tho pro
betty Oi William Henry Hawley and 10 be
sold by
VIM. II. LAMBS0N. sherih
BheIifi's udi.e, New Castle,
u February IL, A. D.. lSiS. ! febl3- 2ta6ts
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WILMINGTON. DEL, Feb. Ie, ISL:

The members Of the Legislature have
invited Hon. WM. q. WHITLEY TO de.
liver his lecture on the Delaware SOL
diers Of the Revolution" before them in
Dover, at a time TO be fixed upon here
after.
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REGIsTER's ORDER,
RRdIsTRR's OPTICS.
New Castle County. Feb. 9Th 1s7s

New Castle County. Feb. sth, 1875
Upon tho APPLICATION Of VIM. K. Lyman
a. dminisLratoI- OF Lewis G.. Lyman, late of
deceased. II Is ordered and directed By tEs
Register that Administrator aforesaid. givs
notice ofthe granting of Letters Of Admins.
the date Of granting thereof. by cansin 0"aa
yertisements t. be posted within forty dsy,
from the date of such Letters, in six O IL
most public places of the County Of New
against the Estate. to present the same. or
abide by an Yet OF Assembly in such case ma de
and provided. And also cause the same to b.
inserted within the same period in the Daily
mington ;and 70 be continued therein three
weefs. R. O.D
(~-) Given underline hand and Seal Of
t~r-' New Castle, in New Castle Count
aforesaid,the day and yea, above written
3. @. BIdaS Register,
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DUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale. on the premi-
Clay Creek Hundred. New Castle County
Delaware. on the Elkton urnpike about twu
miles below Christiana on
THURSDAY, THE ARA DAY OF MARCH.
1875. at II o'clock. A. NJ.
The following described Personal PROPERTY
Ot the undersigned and the late Lewis C.
Lyman, via:
FIVE horses. colts coming years old :
mich cows. three fresh and four with calf to
a full bloodsd Alierny bull large shoats.
FARMING uTEEsILs,-Une wagon. horse cart
3 plows. harrows. cullivators ! roller
drill. steel tooth hOrsorake. | endless chain
2-horse power; hand rakes. barley fork ;.
/ hay fork. with rope and blocks / Buck ey e
mower and reaper combined. and self raker
fan, corn sheller, hay rigRings, 2 dearborns
with tongue and shafts. set Of dear born bar
ness. wagon, cart and plOw gearsI single and
double brides, collars lines, sinfle and, dou-
Bile trees. COW chains, lead chains, OK chains,
cutting box, feel chest. grind stone, wheel
barrow. dung and hay forks shovels, spade.,
and hoes. Hay by the ton, lot Of rye straw.
oats b. the bushel, corn by the tushel, about
% acres of wheat in the ground
KITCHEN FURSITrRE.--rwo tables cook
stoves and fixtures. chairs knives and forks,
dishes, benches. and many other article.
Hams shoulders aul plckeled pork by til.
pound lard ~ the pound, cider hy the bar
rel, milk buckets. strlIners dozen Ians.
chIrn and hoIse, > butter tuEs f5r suu.Inei al. /
winter 10 ball oi chickens, 4 turkies and
many other articles too tedious to H. eutlon
TgRss All SUM Of s2i and under, cash
over that amount credit Of seven months
interest and appicTli security. t,o interest
if paid when due.
WM, P LYMAN,
tshlvt, Administrator
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r " @T1DHAM 4 soS AUcT1oNEERs,
EZEoUToRs' SALE
IL
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND fEf.-
sONAL PROPERTY.
Late of Mark Pcir:ch deceased
~ rrrnMncna-r rrr,

cN WEDNESDAY, FEE. l7rz, 1915
at o'clock.
AT the Auciion Room Of l.. ". Stiiusn s
son, No. III East Fourth Street. Wilmington
Del,
A email farm, containing about - acres
situated at Hockessin, Mill Creek Hundred
Delaware, about i've minutes walk from III E
". d W. X. X. Station, ana teu miles from
Wilmington; about II acres is meadow ana
farm land, the balance admirably adapted for
truck and small fruit Ii is well set with a.
pie. pear and cherry trees. Of dwarf ana
standard varieties grapes. strawberry. ami
raspberry vines Of choice varieties. The
grounds surrounding the house ara laid out
with taste, being set with maple ana evel
greens.
A three story dwelling, "a Shibley street.
containing 10 rooms, with modern improve
ments the lot is 226 by Us feet
A three-story brick dwelling NJ ~ Mon.
Toe st.. Il rooms. lot l5.4 by ~.
Wilmington and Western K. r.. and vii
mington and Reading X. r.. and Masonic
II all stock.
Terms will be made known at sale by
GEORGE q MARIS,
=. ). SOUTHWARK,
febl-ltWttd Executors.
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tebi-ltw6td
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLTC SALE
Having determintd d 10 discontinue the dairy
business. we will sell at Public Sale, at the
Hamburg Farm, on the road from New Cas-
tie TO Delaware City. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY I'D. ls1a,
At II o'clock. A. NJ,
The following described Personal Property,
viz:
Twenty-Five head of good mich cows. some
Of which are now fresh, and the others spring
ing; Syoung heifers, steers, yoke of good
oxen. several yeaIling calves. u superior
thorough bred Alderny bull. one year old
one pair Of good mules we'll broken: two
horses. one farm wagon. hay rigging, hay
handy. OK carts. enc of which is nearly new.
ox-yokes; OK chains. A harrow, ] horse
rake, 2 dozen milk pans. eighty tons Of good
timothy hay.
TKRNs All sums ot twenty dollars and un
der. cash; all over that amount a credit ol
six months will be given by purchaser giving
bankable note with approved endorseF in-
teTest added. or per cent. of for cash.
GUTHRIE d CLEAVER.
L. W. Stidham Son Auct'rs. febllwts
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sB EHtEr's sAa.E

q
ID insets.t. will he olr"aei u Public sale.
al the
DkLAWAkE H0u5k. SoH: MARKET 81 =.
kept ~ ueo. W. uItlip, la the city OF vii
Isln2ion. He@ tasue County. Delaware Oh
THURSDAY,
rhE 4th DAY OF MARCH. Isl.
AT . O'clock =. VI.
TIE following desctibej Real Esiate. viz.
All that certain house and lot ol land stu
ate Iu Heis e,ille. ia the city Of Miimiukton
aforesaid. aud bounded aud deseribe as fol-
lows. 10 Wit
Beg inning at u stake on The sVulherly side
u ten ieet wide alley called "hedkes'
Conrt.' corner OF william uIimes' land.
thence thereby south twenty two degrees east
ninety feet TO the side OF Liberty street,
lhence along Liberty street north sixty. eight
degrees east twelve feet to stake by the side
"l Liberty street, thence north twenty two
ntoresaid Hedges Court, or ten feet wide
alley. thence along said ulley OF court. south
sNty-eight degrees weri through the division
wall between this and the adjoining house
twelve feet TO the place Ot beginning. be the
contents within those bounds more or leSs
Seized aud taken In execution as the Pro
perty OF Emma Hawthorn. surviving mort
eager and widow of John Hawthorn, de-
ceased. and Lizzie White. Mary Hawthorn
John Hawthorn and Annie Hawthorn, chill.
dren and heirs ut law of said Lizzie White
hnd terrs tenants. and to be sold by
WM. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
SheIih's Ofiee. New CusLs,
February II. A. d.. 1875. J febl2. .Ztawts.
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DAILY GAZETTE Il.
c P JoHSsos. EDITOR AVID PROrlIzroR

IaE DAIIT GAZETTE il Published every al
sernoon, Sunday exceptedj at 4lo Market 81.
and served by carriers 10 Subscribers in all
parts Of the city and surrounding tGTn aLl
villages, for six cents q week, payable eEly.
Yearly subscribers, s. ia advance.
tHE ONLY DEgoSHAIIS DAILY IN IaE STATE.
IsE DELAwAss GAZETTE, established l7sI'
isths laTges and most n0uTishing weekly in
lie state. and b as larger circulation than
sny. other on the Peninsula. Published eV CRY
Friday morning at s. year, in advance.
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lhe Commercial seems to object to the
Legislature increasing the number of
otkce-holders by the law allowing another
Justice OF the Peace to be appointed for
Wilmington. But has not word of con-
demnat.on for the appointment of five
engineers by the City Council to office
each for year. when there is not enough
work to keep one surveyor and his family
from starving at the rates the city is paid
tor THEN work; and which is quite high
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NOTICE

All persons having claims asainst the r..
tste' the deceased must present the same
duly attssted tu the Administrator, on or
before February 9Th. 1876. or abide the Aot
OF Assembly In such case made and provided.
WILLIAM R, LYMAN.
Address-ohristiana, bal. febI0-sod-ST'
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sH HEkIFF'S SALE.

THE 18Th DAY OF MARCa,lss
al o'cloek. P. NJ.
Ins loiiSwin. is;:riLcl Real Estate ii.
A tract # land situated in Mill Creek Hun
dred New Castle County, Delaware, bounded
aHI described as follows. 10 wit:
On the west by lands Of David Eastturn, on
ite Forth " lands OF - Taylor and lands If
David Chillas and ether land OF Uriah Drake
containing one hundred and sixty acres, more
or les with two story Frame house and
bafn hereon erected.
No :, q lot Of land in Mill creek Hundrei,
tae County and State aforesaid, bounded on
the west by lands CT Joseph Carpenter and
lands Of X. Fitzsimmons. and land of .. Chill
las ALI olher land of Uriah Drake, contain
ing slxty-tw acres Of land. more or less. With
barn thereon erected
Seized and taken in execution IS the Ir3-
rcTtY ot riah Drake, and to be sold by
VIM. II. Jameson, SheriI
a4qerfi's Office. New Castle, s,sos'
february IL. A D.. 1875. -Aawta.
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EUBLIc SALE.
The .aats.riber. lease e~ai,iDs Ia The
spring. be will sell GU 81
TIT RsDAY. FEBRI ANY J.. ls75.
At11o'cioeE. 4 "
At the GeoIge Clark farm. silu4tei e4usi dis
taDess betEecn ot. Ue9IEs's and hirkwCo1
adjoining the canal. the iolloEinE descfit { 1
personal property, ~ wi
fIVg HORSES ASD MulES
Ae.l. brown horse Phil. lo'yts;. cli, zoaL
sLt gentle. Will UorE auJwhsr5.
80. 2. sorrel horse, Zach. 10 ears old. s. III
and gentle. good work ~ faniiy hoT5s.
No. ;, Z bay horse Charley. 4 Tss,s cid. 4.
good WORKER.
.,0s. and : a1e -,erg lus p-,r. u brs.u
lules c5Dibs I've yeais otd gaaLi sLI zen =
tie. an good worker.
Twelve good miI@h co"-, s.IGs With e..lys;
~ tbetr sides sht others sIIiBging ,oi c
Gf God oxsn. - hLs shosts
FARMING IMPLEMENT
dooi iFon-aals taru wagon. nearly b1s
large peach wagon, h0loibs 10 t-=Eet': 4
.prIhe peach bed uttTly new holding Z. ta'
keis soOi has I,sgius make; dearborn
lols, iTon axle TX .sIt. hoTsr 1art. mower ani
reaper combined. pair OF iw,A hsTrows nearly
new, plOWs. oultiyatOfs. ! set dearbCTn
hsrness. sets Lloa ears. collar aud bridles,
sfindstone. large feed chest. =. ne6 grain
bags, only tesn used ia getting away corn
this winter. mot marked iorEs. COW chains,
Ae. lo-v peach baskets. ~ bans cate Ln'd
ing g quartz each.
Also y bG.hela vi ,lVIti esd. chick en. sli
turkeys.
1ksAs.- All suns VI 81 4nI anIsI. cash :
all oyer that amount = credit VI slA month =
will be given b puIs sLasef giving a GsnEAb;e
note With apJTov ed IliOIser. with Interest
itUM day oi sale
JAMss n. CLAhk.
/. W. Stiihan { son. AuetI' feh!.ls
PrfLIe 'AL%
The subscriber viii -rli 81 Public ale al
the larln where he DO. Tesids- On IL c
road leading from Hare Coratr H. Christ
ana. on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY ~ is.
Atloo',locl. a. NJ.
The following described Personal Property.
viz:
Eight head vi young Canadian mares with
iDal' good work OF driving huI>rs. Vne uair
OF good work nules. - head Oi good mich
cows. with some calves hy their side. other
sprlnging, yoke OF good work oxen, some
large. the rest neJiAD len head ot steeIs
and heifers o bulls. good stock. coming two
years old. one OF them is u full bred Durham
hard o. beat: another n blue llolstein. yeIy
hne; ~ head of selected ewes, with lambs By
very line buck. will show for himself: -hoats
SOW with pigs, hay bress. York wagon.
Rogers make; hay and straw by the ton, /
turkies, ducks lpuddle.J4 / muscovies. l boat
AMI SEINE. \ lot VI attic les ut various kinds
The above stock will be sold without re-
serve. Should the day prove uLiayorablu, the
sale will go on under cover.
TRRMs.-Ali sums of fifty dollars and un-
der cash on all suius over that amount u
credit Of eight months will 10 given by pur
chaser giving bankable note with approved
endorser. with interest from day Of sale or
per cent Of for cash.
PHILIP X, CLARK.
l.. W. Stidham u Son. Auct'rs.
febllw&eodts
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ILs i5ils~IEz described Real L.i-is.,iz
All that certain lot OF land situate in the
Town OF New Castle and State OF Delaslie,
bounded aud dezcribad a. follows, 10 Eu
BeeInning at point on the westerly eide
q oung street, Ut u corner ior land late "
James MoHIt; now of John Gsllas her. thence
u the line Of that lot of land in d .esteTy
directon me hundred aud fifteen feet to the
SIDE ot Thirty feet vide street thence there
W N northeriy direction twenty-five feet
~ m lie Of land Of hush McGoyern'5. late
oi Thomas EarTT, thence ~ the line Of that
lani ID IA e-stefly oiIection one hundred ami
ntteen iesI IL the said side VI Young street.
thence thereby in q -outheTly direction about
twenty one ieet to the place 81 beginning. Be
the contents thereof more CT less. on which
iheTe is erected frame mouse excepting q
small strip Of land sold 10 Hugh MeGovern,J
SeiTsi and taken in execution Us the pro
perry OF John Henry, and Mari. his wife
and Z ia and u be solJ By
VIM. n. LAMES0N. Sheriff.
aheIin Once, New Castle,
febTuhTJ L.. A. ID 1873. teLlL .tAWts
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800
800
WILL EUI
tihsl MokTdAdR PREMIUM Boy.
Of fHk
N. \. lNDUsTRIAL EXHIBITlo,
COMPANY.

These Bonds are ISSUED fot the purpose a
talsinB Iunds fof the eIecIlon VI a buiidiLs :.
the eafy OF New York. To lie used for
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SH ERIFFS SALES.
NfIEKIEFyx sAlE-

Ry virtue of writ of Leyari Facias
lie Sale at The
a.HoTEL OF GEORGE S BECKEr
~ New Castle. in New C9stle Hunire1 spj
Ne" Castle County, Delaware CT
FRIDAY,
iht "a DAY OF MARCH. L.
-t2 elCaE p Nj
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fkRPkTUAL wOklD's fAlE.

PERPETUAL Woki.D's FAM.
permanent home. whcr. every msnrtae
tuftr can exhibit and sell his goods and ever
patentee can show ills Invention; a centre a.
INDUSTRY which Will prove vast benehI 10 lts
hole country
for ms phrpose. the Legislature OF tie
state OF New York mas granted charter 10 a
number OF our most wealthy and resDectai,.1
merchants, and these gentlemen have mn
chased no less than eight bloch OF the no.t
valuable sAinabie land IN tho CITY OF New York. 1As
building 10 be erected will ba seven sloIl,..
ish 90 feet ia height, surnlounted l.,
u magnificent dome, and VIII cover space ul
Y acres II Will be constructed III Iron, Bril-
ana Hlass' anu made iire.proof The bonds
Whlch hfo all Tor so each, arc secured by a
hrst mortgage on the Land amt building, and
inr lhe purpose OF making them popular lie
directors have decided 10 have quarterly draw
inHs OF $4,000 each; this money being me
interest on the amount ut the whole loan
Every bondholder must receive At least
sSL1 hut he RIay receive
100000
"rssS,"0O, or $lo.OOoLo 50, 900, or 5000, se
EVERY BOND
nutr rhas:d before January 4th, ISIS, will par
THIRD SERIES DRAWING
HELD MONDAY. JANUARY ATE. i.I3
Capital Premium, 100000.
These Drawings take place every tares
na; ntns and eventually every bond viii DsI
Address, for Bonds and t,lll Information
MOR6ENTHAU, BRUNO a co.
FINANCIAL AGENTS,
% Park Row, New foIk-
Fost Once Drawer 20
hemt BY Draft on n. y. Clty Banks Resi.
tered Letter or r. o. Money order
PoSrPoSEAIEEI IMPOSSIBLE USDkR
THIS PLAN
des15-eodlm
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PUBLIC SALES.

fgUBLIc SALE
The ,sats ts.riber'. lease esgifibs in the
spring. be will sell GU 81
Thu RsDAY. FEBRI ANY J.. lTs.
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#iseellameoMs.
ANILLUMINATION OF THE PYRAMIDS.

DR. Russell sends to the London 1imes
the following description of an illumina-
ton of the pyramids on the occasion of
the visit of the Prince oiWales to Egypt
IA sumptuous dinner was provided in the
chalet or kiosquc that was built for the con-
yenience of the empress of the French at
the time of her visit. Aftea dinner came
the event Of the evening-the illumination
Of the great pyramid. 1t was bold un-
dertaking-the lightning up of pyramid
al mass four hundred and sixty feet high.
presenting two sides, each seven hundred
and thirty feet long, and broken into con-
stantly recurring shadows by over two hun
dred courses of stone, each forming ledge
orplatform round the pyramid. However,
complete success rewarded the courage OF
the two pashas. First, Bengal fires, plac-
ed at short intervals round the pyramid.
were lighted, and each stone shone out as
clear as day. Rockets. Roman candles.
and other more complicated teur d drtifce
filled the air with all colors. Then lights
of all imaginable colors, which had been
placed on every course of stone and up
each angle of the pyramid, were so stimuli
taneously lit that the blaze seemed to run
up the vast mass and in a moment envel-
oped it in one great blaze of variegated fire.
while magnetism wire shone out bright and
clear from the apex. Every sort Of fire,
works cracked and blazed and made cas-.
cades of colored stars in the heavens. The
sight was marvellous. The prince and his
suite expressed themselves greatly pleas.
ed. But still more emphatic was the hum
of appreciation from hundreds of Bedouins
who were squatted about. like statues. in
white drapery on the sand. Soon all was
gray and cold again. and the desert and
pyramids, and the lonely aad-eyed Sphinx
were left behind in the glo0m, while the
royal party galloped off to their palace to
dress for special representation at the op.
era house. given by the French theatrical
company, lately arrived in Cairo 70. the
winter season.
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Atnufbft yonrnal.

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
DOT Of Court by SPRAGUE, OWEN Il NASH.
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RAILROADS. anD STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME.


On and after Monday, Oct. 25th, 1878,
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston, 600 ll.i0 A. NJ, and
1888 =. NJ.
For Roekland, 600, IL 40 A. NJ.
For Pennington, ii 40 A. NJ.
For Bath, Lewiston aud Portland, 900, ll40 A.
NJ, 2.l5 p. NJ
For Watervlle and Skowhegan, 440P. NJ.
For Waterville, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3.35
A. NJ, 4.40P.M.
For Bangor, St. John and Halifax, 3.35 A. NJ.
GARDINER ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Augusta to Gardiner.
A. NJ. p. NJ. P. NJ.
Augusta, lvn 9.l5 800 $50
Halowell, lv., s22 307 5.37
Gardiner, ar, 94I 1926 556
Gardiner tn Augusta.
a. NJ. P. NJ. P, NJ.
Gardiner ", SIS 100 445
Hallowell," S35 I.20 5.O&
Augusta, ar, SAL 1.30 5.lI
Freight Trains.
For Portland Boston, ana Way 9.25 A. NJ.
Due from Boston, Portland and Way, ll.47 A. M.
" Bangor and Skowhegan, 925 A. VI.
PAYSON TUCKER, Sup't.
Portland, Oct. %, 1875.
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