{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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ham, England, for the most elegant I'M
in the art of printing.
"From hence chance directed US to the
old cathedral, where we saw the hnest or
gan in the world, made at HaerIem by the
ingenious Mullar, in 1853. IT IS a stu
pendous piece of grandeur and ingenuity
containing eight thousand pipes. the lar r.
oest of which are sixteen inches diameter
and thirty-eight feet long. It has sixty
eight stops, and initiates most admirably
the human voice, solus. or in chorus an
ferent kinds of birds, trumpets, flutes' MES
and kettle drums. They play the organ
two days in the week, for the amusement
of strangers and the citizens.


"There are two silver bells upon the
church which were taken by the famous
Admiral Braakel, (whose tomb saw al
Rotterdam) at Damietta in Egypt. =.


awe were shown in this church bullets
sticking in the sides of the walls, whlel
were fred by the Spaniards during tht
terrible siege they sustained in 1879, a
gainst the Duke of Alva's son, Count FIRE.
derrick"