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CHECK BooKS.-w. FISCHER has just re
~ ceved a large assortment OF neat Check-Books
on the Banks Of Washington and Metropolis, at re-
duced prices, at Stationers' Hall. Sept 30
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'NoTE This Individual had letters from Mr.. Brooke
which were shown TO me They directed to the
commanding officer ofany Of Maestys vessels on the
of Borneo and superscribed ION public ser
VEGA circumstance that assists In giving color Of
truth Ia the statement made 20 by the Sultan viz
shat Mr. Brooke shared his authority in Bomeo
proper"
tNorE 2The export trade Of Borneo proper, consists in
pepper, beeswax, and "biche de mer."
tsigned) VIM C. CHAPLIN.
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THE Autobiography of Alferi, l vol.
Il The Citizen offs Republic, 1 vol.
Both translated from the Italian, and edited by C.
Edwards Lester. just received at
Oct. Is r. TAYLORS.
HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNEsIA.--A
Ii case Of this superior article to-dny received
direct from the importer. For sale by
J. F. 'CALLAN.
Sept. l6
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sALEs-Nsw York. October g. ls4S.-FYya Board-5000
Ohio 6s $780, 97t 5000 Kentucky g. l0lt 100 Morris
nal 23t 100 Reading r. r. 51i 10 Erie r. 33t; Penn
sylvana S 76i Toll vcksbug asl United States Bank
bla5t.
Second Board-so Erie r. r. a. b so % do ssi q; 90
Morris Canal 22i, 8, l25 do %, 80.
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Information has been received at the Department
Demarara, British Guiana, that the legislature OF
that colony has recently passed an ordinance to au
thorize the raising, on loan of the sum of Ave hun
bred thousand pounds, for immigration purposes:
also, an ordinance to provide for the payment Of the
interest, and for the redemption of loan OF five
hundred thousand pounds, to be raised for immi-
grafton purposes
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funds for the repairs, refttings or rcreshment re-
quired, shall be wholly exempted from oil por,
charges and lighthouse duties whatsoever, excep,
only those of pilotage, in cases where the services
Of pilot shall have been actually required and ro
ceived: anything contained in any act to the con-
trary Notwithstanding,
Gin the case Of foreign vessels employed in the
whale fisheries arriving in any Of the ports of this
island for the purpose Of refreshing, rettng, or re-
pairing il shall be lawful for the master or owners
of such vessels, or their agents. to land and SELL
within any OF such ports, such quantities of oil as
the collector Of customs at that port may certify to
be necessary to reimburse to such master, owners,
or their agents, aforesaid, the expenses incurred by
them In such refreshing, retting, reparings; and
upon such oil, 30 landed and sold as aforesaid there
shall be charged and paid duty Of FIVE pounds up
on every one hundred pounds in value Of the same
oil, and SO on in proportion for any greater or less
value and no other duty shall be payable in respect
of such oil, so landed as aforesaid: any law now
existing, or hereafter to be made, to the contrary
Notwithstanding"
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KENT, KENDALL. y ATW ATEK.

Importers and Wholesale Pealers in Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods,
NO. II. MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
u the arrival of the Packet Ships Oxford, Vir.
- GINA Hotngn-r and John ". Skddy NJ New York from
Liverpool and tie Emerald from avre our soriug
importatioRof '"'
BRITISH AND FRENCH DRY GOODS.
and by the Brig Henrico from ana
recent arrivals from New fot large stock
AMERICAN GOODS;
amounting In ant about
500 Packages.
Having during the disposed stock then nm
hani we shall be able To Offer customers
ENTIRELY FRESH Goods,
surprising in style variety and extent any before erhib,ed
Possessing facility for purchasing uponthe bs terms eb,
IN our own OF the various foreign markets. bi ma
the trade Of Richmond by making the County Me
chants to purchase their supplies here them sat in
dueemeny $500 w
We have now hand and regularly suppied with
complete assortment Of Virginia Cotton Goods such as
q heavy Batisrsea sheetngs
~ Virginia Stout and Ettrick sbcengs ind shIuings
Together with every other style e
pledge Ourselves to ell below for the SANE v
In any Of the Northern Markets.
Having partner residing In New shall be constantly
supplied with every variety Of goods appearing In that mar
ket rendering assortment eompee an
examination Of which respectfully By purchasers visiting
city. e
NH ~ KENT, KENDALL A. ATyyATRP
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

AsKNs LfBBYs Linz of Packets between Richmond "A
New Oshaas wli Asir An usr.A~r
and VII b. composed Of tie following vss-<k
tel. sarqae rAchkLoh Capt nIsA. Hosro.;
Brig JOSEPHINE. caes. yo. Ro.,~-o.
ose OF The above vest win ssyx r.es regularly every
sm we esA with eosisi-ne<. recommend
ths public as Tiny wers esh expressly fos ie .
a. low A. any other vessels and and d.
evet msn of hong In the trade or
having ssU sesauoohs cabin aud .,errsxe
pa>~x"" Apply @ J. FISHER SON. of
:. '"st HAsklSs q LIRDY.
An freight from the county for above ve.. viii b..
wharfage. = 50
ju ~ +"'i .-. 1. n, Nal
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HARD"AKE At REDUCED rRioEsi
THO'S L. CHA'S ELLIS


imPsrsers OF Dry GssNs, isar.l ware aud Gallery,
No 100 Nan. street.
AVE DOW in store their entire stock OF New
- Spring Goods They prepared unusual induce
nenis TO merchants and purchaser, ia TN large or
the pesa season They win . goods .torx n very
small advance
Ei~rirs wording hng 20 :. e. ,n l..
-" slsdcs. artieie a,.el -
hownno Anss spsdes sndaPsn. pocket dirk knives
- e"c~es 1000. Stable Knives and Forks
s o. ana haher Cb1ns1Rodgers
nhSih wees and smths' Hang Cutlery
~ ~" rssHss' ksEot and "Butebef'."
ana screw Plates pchi-s Gouse- Drawing knives
nss screw '9uae and Hat beatSs II Sc inches
sofA SPRING. Glue Casters Swsrson Box.. and .,.
anon eh--t pad trunk and eIosetYBrnshss Of all
Loen SBed Cords nd Leading Line.
oe e OF sh kinds from 6SEngsh French Percussion
70 ~ inches
iron m rhe aDd wrrSDoube aud sinsr and Pts
Piles RasJ-, saws and Adze. 1 : to. -
Min - Gu. and Circular Saws SB.n Metal K,ti..
Frying Psns Rat Traps asdSTea K.uIe, and s.urr Pan.
os.e1 ysass Threas. all kinds
80, e snosr aha sho@ MAI. ysuap Hinges and Butts
"usm .ai1 iaer and Bads1serewr, Gimbes md Auysr.
o"o' boeAs and rum piiorse cotton. ani
ws San Of wnTTExoRE'- make.
AR
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stridures of the aretbra.

L
A 'hto utsease ~ 30 common. and Often
,et,.ne-s pss. 'ena s no" AMI e"s' A'ees Of an eI
| Th.r. /. n, a., a, ,,.. r,,- .,, - =
-. psn "f INC Uf-bra which may not b. narrowed BY
d,-.... mo-, -,,,-,.,s -. ~ - WIN
i,nt a. .sa,l ,o - ~. -. - m
In IN, ~, ~ $50. 800 49,. ~ - .a N
equal 10 .u.a-r ,,, ..,,,, - - s~I.s ~" rse
6r-s sy,npsas ,a< ,.si..d r,..o.. a.. -. - =. -
he night I, ,,,.i M. u,n.- I. "A 4. -, , go W.,
greater force !. p.e,.-.,y % n. ,' a. h ~
in IN. bahlt an 1900. =. w. ~ ma .e,
ta-a.e of N. ,,., b, ~, .,,e,u,. S, Y"
ss Of s, e., en The Us'' which .a"nz the
sav.,td aala- Tic ur.p~ VIII oc.r 900 ,, 49,, ~ =.
soiiing BE- urine and M ~, ,orh .. .;I,S - Wv "
immediate eau,,. m ,,,,.,r,. n = - - Al, -
o.o. e. sas ssss s.ans ~ ,e cana. and de
dnnouon diameter Of ine ea.sL and ,., ws.,ve,
eon.sd.r.b,- Irritation !, "a. Iis-,,," -. -
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VALUABLE BOOKS.
DALI ~ PERKINS will eli L. H. G. LII

~ n DSOhc.
RALL ~ PERKINS will sell low the follow
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Chalmers Introduction TO ih- history of
can Colonies being comprehensive origin dryed
from the State Papers the p0bhe Great prtai- vols
Pre'eOus Ferdinand and Catholic by VIM a. Pre-.
Prescos History o. the Conque with view OF the
Anc-n; Neuesn CIVILIZATION &c unosin with Fer
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Stephens Genital America. 9 vols 5 yo
Thers History Of Ihs French Revolution vols in 2-ss also
cheap edition o. IS.
Ahscn's History Sf Europe n
Thr~ars History OF Greece. Ju.t published
NspieT's Peainua War and suu,h Of Funer o sO7
IN 1874. vols one.
S-ts ! vols Bfigewaier Treatise.
Also the works OF Hannah Moor Mrs. Isaos ri bacon D
johnson Gofsmih shaAsPeafr Byon, Moore Pope Milton
Cowper Burns, Maesn.ey, Irving &c.
The popular MeealTcu aidion m received for
cLeap
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

rssss 90 ssssrsuuosre Cny ssbscriss. ssee Per yr,
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AsvuaIsssFor Heca tor ess) osc in.erioa
isssrsioas 81 isi three u so ssd ever sneercd
J Insertion ~ osnt-L ..- 49, ...... .
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ROBERT MOTT.

=. Hsuse, Sign Paiuter nnd sstazbsr, .
Fs.f <>sw 70 ns Es1A..rs Bs.t ksA->-s. ysrrS-ka
AS received farissr sapy of faHt Ola copei
- sarn>s-.. with rsintsrs brushes An
nent Of Preach and Americas Cha as-s fem sIIo To
sofe inches all Of which he s-os up
noa reasonable . i ..'- Z ~ : 7Tl
B-Ahrs- supply cf sosp stose rs's, for ss< so~ -
pst'of paint Zoe Tn ~ shinsisd Roofs RN
de- t..
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CHEAP SUMMER HATS.
VENTS AMI Youths LEGION and Palm Lssf
~ ~. Do straw syss
ID. Beaver, Nutns, Russia and Siik
DO. and Boys Glazed Caps
ALSO,
Is,dies' Gents and Children uauBer Shoe,
LADIES' Slips and Tsf al 50 and 81 &c
IN. do, hasisnnro dress article. II IS 40,
ChHifen's Shoss from shilling q.
Travelling Trunks, % simost svery siyt.
sHEPPERsoN
sp9 DooI below Jshkins'. 20 Main street.
NEW BOOKS AGAIN!
NEkoNiCA o. rhs Ftes Couu of TUn.lsisd from
the German Of lcaokke. ~ the "Cafsrai Bar
meke~ gSc
The Gamblers WIFE . ~ The susos Of sThe Youas
Frins Donss" = use.
Label o. The ra Of he Hcsu fos the yoans soc.
The Mas at Arms; Henry Cerons ~ a. r. " Jss.-
E@l csc.
Nos a. - Harpe Illuminated sa u Shakespeare 9sc
No ~ Harper's Illuminated Pictorial Bits. sSc
JaS received ~ Mash WOODHOUsE,
M iS7 Main street
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WOOD LAND NEAR RICHMOND
FOR SAIL

vINHE subscriber ~ authorized 10 sell N well
- WOODED tact cf Land tn Meadow Br,ds. Raad NJ
nc o the eosaton hne he might easily eta, IN
% from The SHE of t~ who'd tu. he ,.,sh .f, ,h
land 10 any dsv.s &c fertility .his te,rn n-d n m.,,r,
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PIANOS SOLD ON TRIAL.
To be returned a. net FOOD.

flANOS SOLD On TRIAL - :
To be returned a. net rood.
&8 BEING fully satisfied as 10 the r..l
~ I! excellence OF the kind Of Pt.So Fo,yr..
WINCH We have been selling Tor many year-. m eo.,,,y
mem toe sale upon the Proposed above viz o. s,,
SAh run 'he iss-t rsk haying a Piano OF M IN,
NJ, e'eU uhns that we represent tis.mt 20 b.. -
sweetness and bnLaney are h.po,lv b,,,A-a
highest stale Of the ART - ~n-A'p' s~ u NE
great advantages the purchaser in the v.v M -
Always on hand large al y.rlou. pr,v,,
4. "a -, - NASH & w0ODHOUsE,
20 no ~ Main ST. the Ruins The Old Esu, Hos.s
N afThs wHooPING COUGH sYRUP-A o1T,As, ...,,S
~ I'" received per steamboat Coiumbus at JoHNsTONg
~ - us. Mails e.
Ancient Egypt.
Eh Monuments, Herogyphes nl-.ory and Are~olorx -
ober subjects eonneeed Iieragy N
ap23 Nssu !. urcsonse,,
RRALiL AND HAv. SUGAR -
~ 30 bags Brazil White Sugar
ooheshs'ana do-Iandng sale BY
w. ~ DAVENPORT q ALLEN.
SsirfifiELD sACoN. SHINGLES AND LAND
~ 10000 lbs smihhed Bacon $500.
$4,000 Cypress Shingles
10 Kegs smitl6eh Iard-reeeived and for ..ls nv
NJ - Jas WINSTON
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q Elements OF ereocsy yosogy Natural History
Of Reptiles and fShes
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R This interesting s.riss Of books Ia, ,,sv me, ,, ,h,
most iefng reception extended any from the
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00 CASES MASS IICoEICE, for sale by
~ sPsS EDMOND HAvENroRr
I OAF SUGAR, &c.
Ia IS boIes wcOl-,y n woolsey's Loaf Sugar
D. eSls Crushed and PaiysnLsd 10
boxes Havana DO
ap7 woKrHAu. MsGRuDEE &C. = c3.
sIGahs, COFFEE, luoLAssEs, &e.
XII n hhns' ,. o. s1sar Part eItra PRIME
81 do Superior ~ Croit G. b X and other favouret
ss hid. hnod;on,e Porto Rico part strictly PRIME
500 ebs n o. holasses. prime srtiels
a bcIes Single Loaf Sugar
IS whOes and hall bsIes DO, wOOl-ry a wool,,y
cas- bags Rio Coffee
sso IaEuya DO
i7S sup'r lava n, par, VERY superior
SO Msresbo DO. very old
u II Domn1oeo
$50 bis baltimore Whissay
100 Od Rye, Bonnzardner'sa and Maria'. brand
SO Apple Brandy
Is hhds Baltn9te Whskey
$50 kegs Naiis and Brads, assorted size
100 tons sweeds County and English Iron assofteI
American Rl.s;sred steel
Plough fatrs
90 bid very handsome Mtlilins Bacon
las tisrces Ground Plaster
$50 botes iiulrs Patent Candies
Sperm do Of sspsr,or o,.b,v
Whh many other srelcs suunsrair Witch fhsv
IN store and am receiving To- cssh of s.t.
factory paper.
an
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CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.

CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.
APRm 10, 1916
4 ePENiNG this morning direct from the North
~ Auctions Of cheapest Dry Good. ave. oa,.,a
for sale in this city,
Balzorines handsome styles isf To soc yd
bsizofine lawns, styles IS o 17t
Yard wide French Caueoes oniy raj
Handsome style American Caiicoes o. q, Isl .I...
French Liners l9l toss
Gotten goods for Boy.' wear 8 to IS
lrIsh Linens IS To rs
sesehed Cotton 81, ?, 10 and Isi very sheao
Yard wide brown only o!
f.iiow NsnSsens st to I9i
Corded SKIRTS only so
sun Shades and Parasols very cheap
ALSO,
few pieces Carpsng foe u I'd worth e9lso ..x os..,
goo- equally a. cheap or cash GEO w WILLIE
M 7 u.fn r., =. =
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nAN'L II. LONDON offers for sale. large
- and esh assortment ofForsgn md Domestic Goods 10 hh
b. invites the attention Of those GOOD. by ne
Asbe eason far advanced very r-dscons via 30 .s-
hisd TO n The prices Of an kinds oooa- IN. eir 70.
taiers viii find n his sOek--
Several cases Of white Pad Canbes AZ prices surr.. in
oil cheap 80
Several ysrd wide Lawns latest yle. when 4.
.n uaec fot ne md 90 sanped card. them rrr.s
stuetf'n will ai-o b. made
Pour styles Of GugiaH~ Earhe ssar.uelsr .,a m
orrrcd.
Nengs Of al kinds for In tbsss ROOD. h,,h
are Of this springs importation, goods s eo.r.-s NJ
The very best IN eoloured ard white Msr<aines.
h-h LINENS ron IS Tho-r VIA GA 49,.
good either for er seH again. vsry a.-s
summer SYKES Of hsht back Frsueh C,h. "a. a.
bnsaas wells M aele q Frsnch cosh ~ Ca.
efs AMI sl-o fancy Frsoeh EnEsn American
Ganbr"ons Csmeiteens, Cotionsdet fdnen Dun. Ne.
Cotton Hosiery Gloves aees buttons of an srsa~. c.s
Vets sin Wits Cambria tdkf. fIo-s brown ui MA. an
Cloves. f,r ladies' and rent-nen
sht grOund Caieoes q al quaiissssss vsy
tine.
Black Horse ssn and Goatsss Clovis ssu.-ns. u-.n
as Chauos lined and English Buek Govss
CRAS-Tow Linens q an grades Heavy Crows I4n~n ox,s
bugs, Rusia Sheens- Paper Csnbrics, Wh,s saust
1900 -. eck an ooioured aud Ths.aA uu.uy
Nv. snd q hr-t qssity
spoo Cotton bo'h white and eolOassd rsoa peo
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NO. - HARPERs' gI8Lg-J Wv HANNA, o.. +.
v CO.. hav. ior sale
Bsrper-' lhusrated sibis, 81 Nos
Life ftaly the Inprovato from, the D,n.b or Han, f
tan Anderson, translated by Many Howiit-Ise
Pocket Edition Of James Ancient Kegm.-eSe
hnwiek Castle. with Poems by Fit. Green H.eeh
beautiful edition T
COpland's Dictionary of Practical Ardieips-par, ,nIs
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STORAGE ON THE BASIN.
vu>HE subscriber has room in the cellar of his
= WareIiouse, on the BASIN, barrels Fish
apso JAMES ~. JUREY
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-18
European Gossip.

From the Paris correspondent OF tie National In
elligencer under dale of June 10th, we learn that
they have had hot weather over the other side OF
the water as well as here that the new comet was
occupying the French Swans the reception Of the
Duke and Duchess Of Nemours the French Court;
railroad speculatons, half the people of any capital
or credit; General Tom THuMB, nearly all classes ;
the new treaty OF risf fright of search The polit
clans. The clerical and religious question has been
revived IN both Chambers it gives birth daily 10
books and pamphlets; the Professors in the College
of France lecture against all Priesthood, all Catho-
lefty, and indeed, all christianity; the Bishops and
others of the Clergy, who have not been the ag-
gressors, work boldly for their cause-lhey have
formed themselves into party which, by the juno
ton of semi-pious political lnymen, have become
quite uncomfortable for the Government which
has endeavored 10 destroy all clerical influence in
the public Universities. The antagonists Of the
clergy have been strengthened by the indiscretion
of the Jesuts.
A strike Encouragement carpenters for an increase
of wages has kept the police Of the French capital
on the qui uire for some time The number OF
strikers is between four and FIVE thousand Their
daily wages about flty-six cents. In the de-
bate in the Deputies the bill for the modification
of slavery in the French possessions, BKnRYER, the
great orator Of the Lcgtimsts, and in fact The ora
tor of France, has paid, in splendid harangue
some high compliments to the sagacity and frank
energy of Mr. Calhouns letter to Mr. King, and to
the discernment and talents Of American statesmen
in general M. Guzot, the Premier, has far
recovered his health as 10 re-appear in the Cham
Der of Deputies, though with traces of his maady
on his face. Count Mole, the chief rival of Guzot,
has been visited with heavy domestic misfortune.
A few years ago he lost his only child, married
daughter. His Countess died suddenly the fore
part Of June she was somewhat distinguished a
writer. Nothing of the pomp and trappings of wo
was omitted at the funeral; yet the obsequies of
the Iowa Indian female, drew larger crowd and
excited much keener curiosity. Grief for the
loss of child is reported TO have killed the Indian
the French reporters have put strong coors as
passible, of sentimentOlity and romance, on the
whole case. Yet, says MIR Walsh, it must be ad-
mitted that the Iowas behave we'll on every occa-
sion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-18

English and French Steam Po,ocr.-The English
Government have lO4 steam vessels in the Navy,
out Of which number there are 81 from 900 to
1900 tons burden Besides these, there are 900
steam vessels employed in commerce. The French
Navy now equals that of the English as 10 steam
power; but France has only about ITO sicam-ves-
sells employed in commerce.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-18

Man Indicted for Burning his House, on
complaint Of has olon chiidreni- What Rum
ioM do!!-We learn from the Charleslown
tressing case came before the Court at Concord,
last week, from the town Of Wayland, in Mid
dlesex county.
man was indicted for burning his house
on complaint of his own children, some of
whom appeared in Court to testify against him.
II appeared that he had been respectable man
and brought up family of children as well as
any other parent in the country, but rum had
wrought its accuTsed effect upon him, destroy
ing the peace and comfort Of his family, and
alternating the affections Of his children.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-18

~ The Loco Focos, some Of them, are already
recommending T. w. Dom, of Rhode Island, to
the favorable notice Of President Polk. He ought
to be rewarded with valuable office, they say.
Such men are certainly more popular with the I.o-
co Foco party than men Of Hon. Louis McLane $
character If our good democratic readers don't
believe this, we refer them to the Washington u.
s. Journal, New York News, and other leading
newspapers of the party. We believe the Boston
Post has not yet committed itself on Mr. McLane--
but il makes Dor martyrized saint
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-18

OLD TMEs.-Braham, the singer, who was in Amer
lea few years ago, still giving concerts successfully
in England. Tho London Morning Post of July I78f,
announces Master Braham will sing The Soldier tired
Of wars alarms At the time when Muster Braham
sung this song says the London Observer Lord North
was England's Prime Minister Pitt and franklin
Burke and Washington, were prominent performers on
the public stage; Louis XVI still wore his head and
Tom Paine sharpening the for its removal Ser
ingapatum unstomed by CORVALLIS Burns was in
his prime, and Cowper still delightnc the world with
his verse Byron was child in arms; Napoleon
unknown, and Mrs Siddons only dawninq into
fame Braham has outlived them a-and after lapse
Of htyeght years. is still before the public living to
please and pleasing to live.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-18

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