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TIE POVERTY CANDIDATE.

=" The old hcro's POVERTY and SIMPLE REpUB-
AN HANlrS."-it. Udtchmdn.
as and has it to this, tina, the ahoring classes
IT. Is it possible thu, the descendants of Ethan Allen,
so dcgcncratcdt Time was, when man squared his
UNITS with this world, before he twgged the nose of Il
m Mountain 10y. Time wae, when no man could do
I'd live, But now, we send representatives to Con-
and we allow, day al>1r day, insult upon insult to be
ed upon u.s. anil orr cheeks rcldcn no,no fire flashes
or eyes, not II muscle moves, but with our hands
ing sn7ncly By our sides, and oar heads bent down
our breasts, we submit, We bear all in silence Yer
t! Vermont!
ID what is The s1nlily Insult of the day. 1t is the
npton of thi, position that the poor men of Vermont
DC made to vote for, what is called poor man, simply
nsc he is poor, let his principles be VIVA, they may
are so ignorant as not to know that the assertion that
poor, has not the eas, foundation in truth.
his poor man has received more than ONE HUNDRED
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS from 90
mcnt--is worth more than any man in Vermont. Iii,
Cabin Isl superb palace the cosiof which conld not
been less than TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
rides from his Cabin to Cincinnati in splendid ba
he with his negro servant, he lives like prince, and
pro pudor! the federal papers appealing to the poor
to support him because like them, he is poor, and his
Is are simple and republican,!
1t short time SINCE the papers Of the opposition
Inning with Indignation because, they said, the de-
ratio party were panderlng to the appetites and pas
) Of the poor, But, when in the annals of poilcn
fare, have the Democratic party called upon the poo
to support a candidate for Office, whose only qualif
pm was his poverty!
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| There Is one thing in the Age of this week, to
|h beg leave to call attention. And that Is, the
|ch of Mr.. Buchanan, about which much has been
Our friends Of the opposition, who are earnestly
ling for the truth, WILL doubtless be glad of an oppor-
ky to read the speech. They will do us the honor to
particular note Of the two great and standing argyll
Is of their papers against the independent Trcasu
Il Bank-and that the drafts Of the Secretary Of the
sury will become the currency of the country. The
state of the can be arrived at by calm study and
beratc investigation. Read andjslcc for yourselves.
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[EMOCRATlC STATE CONVENTION.

he Democratic Republicans in the several towns in this
e and all who in favor of State and Bank Reform
Independent Trelsury-h- TRUE interests of the Far
Mechanic and Manuihcturer-ol sound and uniform
Fsncy and the National Administrations and are oppos-
IA National Bank-a iucmating and UNSTABLE Currency,
h TO enrich the Broker ut the expense of the La
E requested to meet and choose five or more Del
is to attend State Convention to be holden at Wood
h. on Wednesday, the Goth day of May Instant at nine
|ck, A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating ticket of
officers and also oelectors ofPresidcnt and Vice Pres
h. G. w. BARKER, S,,,o
N, B. IIASWELL, : Conmi,,ce
W. RUSSELL. J ''''''''''''''
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? 0 II { rc1.
TO THE HUGE PAWS AND HONEST
VlINAR'TG.

OTGIE HUGE PAWS AND HONEST
HEARTS.
TNilE independent ycomnnry ofPomiret who are
l. in favor of the recollection of Martin Van Bu-
rem to the Presidency and are in favor ola thorough
aud efficient reformation in our State administration
and opposed TO the present wtst,iu aid eNlrava-
CANT expenditures which have characterised our
State Legislature for years past, and opposed to u
State debt are requested to meet at The Town
iIous, in Ponirs, ON Saturday the 10Th inst at 4
O'Clock p. VI to choose delegates To attend the
State Convention to be holden at Woodstock on
the 20 inst.
Pomiret May lst 1910.
Per order oltown Committee
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TIE PEOPLE AWAKE.

In another column will be found the proceedings of an
enthusiastic meeting of the people at Plymouth II is most
gratifying 10 that the hard hands beginning I'M
dcrsand themselves. The truth Is nil they want For
years they hive heard but side Of the question: let them
hear the other now The inhabitants of Plymouth deserve
great credit for the manly stand they taking the con-
test of the people agaus the banks Pcrseyc-ihint not
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1hhrstlnY. AinY1

IHHTSUHV, May 7.
In the Senate, report from the Secretary Of
the Treasury, in compliance with a resolution OF
the Senate, transmitting statements showing the an
nua expenditures oflhe government from 1924 to
1882 was submitted by the Vice President Mr..
Benton commented upon the report at some 'eagth
and moved the printing of thirty thousand addi.
iional copies. This gave rise to very interesting
and animated discussion, in which Messrs Brown.
Hubbard, Calhoun, and Buchanan, advocated, and
Messrs Preston. Southland, Clay, Of Kentucky, and
Webster, opposed the motion, which was finally n
doptcd-ayes %, noes II.
The civil appropriation bill, as amended hy the
Senate, striking ont the forty five Thousand dollars
for the documentary History of Clark and Force,
passed the House.
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CONG II ESSION Al.
Correspondence of the Evening Post.

U'dMingion city, May I, 1910,
The general appropriation bill was called up this
morning, as it came from the senate, amended by
proposing to strike out the sum of $i5 900, to pay
Mathew It Clair Clark and Peter Force, for the
third volume Of documentary history
Mr. Evans, Of Maine, hoped the house would moi
concur in the amendment proposed by the senate,
and went on at length 10 show why and where
fore the mon ey ought to he paid. In his efforts to
assist Alessrs Clarke and Force, he oyerdid the
thing amazingly, and undoubtedly lost those by
whom he would have secured dozen votes. He
undertook to make the house believe that the doe
umcntary history was u work on which the literary
character Of the age, and the glory Of all ages to
come depended. The dose was too strong, and the
house could not stand the CANNON. 1t could stand
almost any thing but MIR Eycn's criticism on the
literary merits of the age.
Mr. Ahcrion, n. H., acting chairman Of the
ways and means, insisted on concurrng with the
sena,e's amendment rand the house uniting with
him, prevailed, and Mcsrs Clarke and Force los,
their money.
Mesrs Clarke and Force, should be paid for the
book. They published it under the conditions of
a solemn contract, and no one can dcny that they
are justly entitled to their pay. But, it il allcdg
ed that that contract fraudulently ohaned.--
such may be The Fact but no evidence Of il has as
been adduced. 1t lsa very bad contract on the
part of the United States, and if suffered to run,
would cost the country $50 COO, 0OO and al for II
book Of no earthly consequence To any one. 1T pp-
pears 10 me that il must have been strangely pro-
cured, but | do no, believe that Messrs Clark and
Force are capable Of any fraudulent iransar,ion--
The contract should he avoided, il such an end
could be attained by compromise whether that
can be effected pretend not even to guess.
The amendments of the senate concurrrd in the
house passed the general appropriation bill, and adj
journed.
Mr. Adams bill TO protect manufactures and pun
sh smugglers, was laid aside iii 10 morrow.
The senate occupied Itself the whole of its scs-
sion, with it, docket of private bills,
The races are going on to-day, and it has been
found utterly impossible to keeps quorum in,more
than Two minutes al time. Your, &c.
JOHN SMITH in,
of Arkansas.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.

WILL sell for cash, good notes. good likely young
horses any property that have hand, cheaper than
ANY other man will sell articles of the same value.
For SALE nice trotting Buggy Elliptic Spring. Several
cradle side spring ggcs; Gig Wagons different kinds,
two horse Wagons, different kinds and prices, PlOngs,
aud Plough Points Of all kinds Chairs Boots Shoes Clocks
&C., mud some long standing accounts.
In Short will do any kind OF work in my line, such
building any kind of carriages order short notice. or
will do any kind of repairing short notice aud reason
able terms. -
LORENZO PRATT.
Woodstock Hav Is, 1870 3w
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MARRIED.,

In Newport, n. H., 9Th inst, by Rev u. G. Eastman
Mr. Il, w Iazen OF Wcarc to Miss Charlotte Helen East
man, OF Newport.
We'll, Sis, 20 along but rather think you had better
have waited ill your elders were served -Ep,
In this village, the 10th instant, by Rev r. IT, Spunhl-
ng, Doct Milo l.. Burnlan of Montpelier, to Miss Ellen
u. Bsh of this town.
IN this village, the 18th instant By Rev w. Wright,
Mr. Isaac NJ. Fisher to Miss Mary r. Parker both this
town.
In this town, the 29 ult by RcvJ IIazcn Mr. Emery
Hale nj Brdgrwa'er, To Miss Ecscy Wood Ut this town.
BY the in this village, the th irst Mr. Harlow
Courscr Miss Hannah Z. Farkhrst both of Iarland.
Us the same, the 10th ins in this town, Mr. Lathrop
Vaughan, OF POnirt, To Miss Elya Bailey of this town.
y the same, in this village, the th inst, Mr. eman
Henry, to Miss Saphrouia Lr doth of this town.
In inrtmnd, the th inst, BY Parker Morse Esq, Mr.
Seneca Harris OF Rutland, to Miss Melinda 4. Cobb of
liartand.
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VOHN LEACH Il Co, successors to Leach, Page *
d Gilmore wholesale dealers in West India Goods Wines,
Teas, &c. Also, Winter, Sumner and Refined Oil.
No. 3Mercliants Row, Boston, Mass.
JonN LEACH,
JusEpH A. GILMORE
NOR sale rs above ut the manufacturers price, William
Browns No. |, Silver Top, Sarsaparilla Compound
Mead Syrup, which much used the past summer
"A somnlon beverage. 2-U
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CONDITIONS.

Two Dollars per Annum payable IN the reception Of tho
first regular number Military Corps Subscribing for 20
copies to be sent in bundle viii receive the paper ior
SIS advance. The first No. will be issued as soon ~
possible. 1Y'rhosc holding Subscriptions will please re
turn the names of Subscribers MS fast as obtained.
Nor,cich iiay lG, 1910. 2-tf
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B c t h G |

V'ITE democratic frcencn ofEchel will meet at
L. the Hotel of :. A. Rabht on the 18th inst at I
l-2 O'Clock p. NJ. toappoint delegates to attend the
State Convention to be holden at Woodstock on the
10th of May,
By order of the town Committee.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-15

TExAs.-Accounts from Texas to the 18th Of
March, receiyd at New Orleans, state that the
Mexican Centralisis, under Areis,a, and the Fed
eralisis, under Cenalcs and Zepata have had a
bloody engagement near ller, on the Rio Grande.
in which the fcdcrasis were totally routed, with
great numbers killed and wounded the exac, num-
Der not being known. Those who escaped returned
in great confusion TO San Antonio.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-15
NOTICE.

c meeting of the democrats of Woodstock will be hol-
at DEMOCRATIC HEAD QUARTERS, (thc base
room of the building in which The Spirit or The Age
rat in Woodstock is present, and at an early hour
mott
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-15
MOUNTAIN STATE ASSOCIATION.

n meeting of the Democrats of Woodstock at tho
|e Hotel the evening Of the Eth of April last, de-
ratic Association was formcd( to be known by the
. of the MOUNTAIN STATE ASSOCIATION OF
iOCRATS. A Constitution and By-Lawswere adopt
ind the following officers chosen,
GILBERT A. GRANT, President.
IoMAs RUSSELL,
hAuNCEy RlclARDsoY,
ELEy PARSONS, Jice Presidents.
ENRy w. ENGLISH,
DO. w, MELLisn.
G.. G, EASTMAN, Cor, Secretary.
p. u. SouTHaArE, Rec. Secretary.
JouN II, Rosy, Treas.
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MUSIC TEACHER.

CHARLEs JAMES KATHRENs, Teacher of the Piano
" forte Flute Violin, Sc &c.--connnes to give lnstr
mental Vocal aud Thorough Bass Lessons to such Ladies
and Gentlemen may please to favor him with their cont
mands.
n D. Pianos tuned and repaired with and correct
Eagle Hotel, Woodstock.
Mar Is, 1910 f-u
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Il q 7 nj, I'd

1Ni!E democratic ireemen of the town ofBarnard
4 will meetat maj $. Danlor,h's Hotel, ON Salur-
day the 10Th inst. at o'clock p. VI, to choose del
egatcs to attend the State Convention to be holden
at Woodstock on the 20th of May.
JOHNS. BiCKNEL. )ro,
II. TOPLlFF. }r"n,
II. FRENCH. ~'''
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v in dS0r,

NTOTICEis hereby given to the democratic free
/ men the town of Windsor to NEE, at Browns
vile ON the 10th inst, to appoint delegates to attend
the State Convention, to be holden at Woodstock
on the Goth, of May.
CHARLES MATTER.
a. c. DEI.ANO.
&. S. SilEDD.
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BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

We have not thought it best to give the proceedings Of
the baltimore Convention this week in our paper. The
ton. The convention decided that each state be len free
to support such candidate for the Vice Presidency rs best
COMFORTS with the wishes of its citizens This, perhaps,
was the best course.
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OLD WINDSOR to the RESCUE.
" Woodstock,

4 L o'clock p. NJ. on Saturday the 10th the
I 4 democrats of Woodstock will meet at the Ea-
gle Hotel to choose delegates to attend the State
ConyeNon, and to transact any other business that
may be deemed necessary.
ASA MUTE.
GAI.EN PARSONS. Com
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There is one class of men on whom we can trurly
rely 1t Is the same class that stood on the little
green at Lexington, that gathered on the heights
Of Bunker Hill and poured dawn from the hills of
New England and who were the The blood of the
nation. mean the farmers. They were never
found ramprg on law and right. Were to
commit my character to any class of men let i, be
the farmers. They are class ofmcn such as the
world never saw for honesty intelligence and
Roman virtue sweciened by the gospel of God
And when this nation quarreIs, they and their sons
are those that will stand by the sheet anchor Of
liberties and hold the ship her nioorings till she
outridcs the storn.-PduiAiHg.
!IoHoRABLHR ACTION. The Troy Wing
asserted the other day that Mr.. Van Buren, offered
resolution at federal meeting in the city of IIud-
son. against the last war. This assertion we pro-
nounred false, and challenged the Wing to sub
staniiaic it, In reply to this challenge, that JOUR-
nal repeated it, caunnous accusation, and prom
i.e! to adducc evidence proving it TO be true. In
order to aid our neighbor of the Wing in his re-
searches after the truth in regard to this subject we
subion the following honorable rcractIon by zeal
ous federal journal in Nermoni.-1roy Budget.
CoRREcrIoN. We copied the other day an
article aiirbulng to MIR. Van Buren, the authorship
of a resolution against the last war. This, we are
satisfied il incorrect. The resolution adopted
at public meeting in Columbia county where Alr
Van Buren, resided but with whrh BE- had nothing
to do, whatever Burlington Free Press.
THE REGARD OF THE FEDERALrsTs FOR
LABoRING MEN.-Mr Geddings, u Federal mem
Der Of Congress, from Ohio, has maintained. in a
speech on the floor of Congress, that men in the
service Of the Government should not be allowed
more than 81 l-2 cents per day.
SuIcrpE.-A Mexican girl, named Gaudalope
Lass, said TO have been the most bautiidl woman
in Texas, lately killed herself, in consequence Of
her mother insisting upon her marrying man she
did not To-. She shot herself through the henrt
wit pistcl-.N o. Bee.
"My kingdom for a horse" rs The fellow said
when they rode him raid
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1TThc Key stone County -how many delegates will
state hear that the people are coming in boly-La-
noble couny-the Gbraer Of the state-with her motto
"snall but spunkyn we hear will send an army of her
stan ones" Franklin, Is comng-Chittcncn too while
Washington and Orangc-parlon US gentlemen, but tho
Green won't hold over ten thousand The sonth-od
wish to see how yon look.
Promire Barnard, Bethel Sharon Rochester RoynIton,
hundred delegates from each town. Irdecwatcr and
Windsor do Where Cavendish, Ludlow, Reading and
Springfield! Charge chester charge!
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TV'IlE Democrats of lIartland are requested TO
l. meet at the Inn of !iram Olson on on the 18th
inst at ) O'Clock F. VI. to choose delegates to ut
tend the State Convention to be be holden at Wood
stock on the 10Th inst.
Ilarlund May, 6, 1910.
THOMAS ALEXANDER.
T.. VI. SIOCkER.
WM. C.. DODGE.
Town Committee.
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TIVE democratic prr'y of Hartford will meet at
l. the Town House at 1 o'clock 7. NJ. on the 10th
inst Cor the purpose of choosing delegates 10 attend
the State Convention at Woodstock on the 10th.
BY order of town Committee.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-15

KING N MELLlSlI, would respectfully inform their
IN friends and customers, ut they continue TO keep on
and at their old stand large assortment Of goods in their
inc ol businoss.Wc4 India Goods, Flour, &c
NAV b. lsiO. 2-tf
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The'siae Convention is Wednesday Arc you al
ready Whocverstay at home will repept II. Address.
may be expected by distinguished members OF tic dem
ocratic par. Come eysry democrat who /. able be at the
Convention.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-15

vUyUiS MAY certify that have given NV son Thomas
Briggs his time from this date, to act for himself and
shall claim Of his earnings pay any debts that he
muy contract. MICHAEL BRIGGS.
RrJrev.tpr. NAV. I6. 81
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MILITARY GOODS.

ID ISSEIL n CLARKE have received fresh assortment
IL OF Military Goods aud will furnish Companies and
Officers, the least that they be had this section
of the Country. eff
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PANG3O2N 4 BRINSNIAID,

nF the 'crietg Store Buriingion Fremont, Contirrs
Oas sual to Clean and Repair all kinds of good Watch
IS ard Clocks, and 10 manufacture In their Shop Pure
yer Spoons and fine Gold Beads md Rings
They import the hest English Patent Lever Watches and
keep for ,slc Gold and silver eyers aud cpincs Gold and
Silver Snectacles, Gold md silver Thimhlcs.
They deal In Watches, Clocks, Jcwelry fine Cutlery
Plated ard Bittanu Ware, CHsors Candcsticks Snuff
crs, Srue, Plated and German Silver Spoons Thcrmome-
crs, Musical Instruments, French and English Perncry
Soaps, Hair Oils ard Powders. The best of Stocks Col
lars, Rosoms and Slsrcndrrs
Pocket Rooks, PURSES Cards Stationary, Manifold Wr-
ers, Portfolios Writing desks and very extensive asso
mcnt OF Fancy Articles.
Strangers aud others visiting the nlara respectfully
invited to call and look through our assortment we arc
pleased To receiye,cas IL do not wish purchase
Please enquire for article wish for RS nlany Of
our goods in Drawers and DoNes You find almost
any article at the Iariciy Store, burlington H. 2-H
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IT Have you subscribed for the Age, Irnot do so i'm.
mcdately. fyou have, induce your neighbor do the
same
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~ Ous fiends who may have prospec,n. Of the Age.
wilhayca opportunity Handing in at tic Convention
and q fns chance to pay TO- the paper in advsnre.
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NATIVITY OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
House OF REPREsENTATIvE s OF THE UNIT
Ed STATEs.-Ofthe two hundred and thirty five
members of the House, the following States given
birth to the number set opposite each in the table
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-05-15

Those States marked with star, choose mem
hers of Congress on the same day that State officers
are chosen
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DIED.

In this town. the I'd inst Ellen Saphronia only child
of L,lrop Vaughan, aged year.
In Brdgewatcr, on the 2sth u, Mr. Franklin Shaw 81.
In iarand on the 18th inst, Mr. Harry Pierce, IS.
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y II w FIR NJ.

n r. SNEDD & j. A. DUNBAR have entered
". into Cppartnrr,hp under the firm of Shrdd 4 Dun
bar and have taken the Store formally occupied by Dunbar
Munger where they will ALWAYS he found ready to wait
IN customers on the most favorable terms.
CT. siIEDD.
la. DUNBAR.
Woodstock May II, ls'n
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ANY person To whom tho Age is sent who docs not wish
TO become subscriber, will please return it, with his
aud place OF residence.
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II We shall give our readers more miscellaneous mat
ter soon as we get an exchange list
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~ The old republican friends of Gov. Van Ness will
have the pleasure of seeing him at the Convention.
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~ Let the town meetings be fully attended to morrow.
tSntnrday)
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II An old farmer ont South, suggests that there
more SLIPPERY banks than one in this vicinity.
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OPERATIONS ON THETEETH.

N HARMS, would respectfully inform the public that
~ he continues Ia occnp, at the Eagel Hotel,
where he will remain TIL about the lrst OF June.
May = Isle. LIT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Moses, Loveland, Charleson Mary Jane, yamey City
city, Br) Stephens Harbor Breton, Me- New Jerrey Liver
jersey Harbor Nj Matilda ROBINSON ms asnncras
Arrived.
Ship Suviah Moody days from Havre with burr stones
to Bagey do bales hops Coliard 1856 bkts cham
payne to order May 81 lat Al 80 Ion So spoke brig Wash
Br bark Harmony Willis IS days from Hull mdz to Si
ken April 49, lat 49, lon 81 spoke schr Rogers from
from Matanzas
Brig Amelia Strong Dudley days from Daren, cotton, &c
French brig yicorne seeler from Bordeaux. wne
to Capenger & Co.
The ship Erie sailed from Pensacola, 18th instant
Spoken.
st Lawrence Chase from NOrleans for Liverpool May 49,
Washington Of Jamespor for NYor with bbs whale
and 900 sperm OIL out - months spoken April 80 lat Is
United states Ports.
BosToN, May a7-arr Benz Bigelow Wells NYork; 2sh,
salss May sar % BSs Eliza Doane
New BrDFoas, May a7"arr VIM PENN tushman, NYork
HOLMES HoLr May aa-arr Globe Parker, NYsrk for st
J.hn. NIB Pembroke, CLARK, Phi!sdslphia for do.
PoRTIASD, MAY. 2s-arr Mary Pease, Shields, Boston.
PFn.PELrHI. May 2s-cld Traffic, Wise. NYork; Superb
NosroLx, May aHarr Banner, NYork At sswe's Point
about 30 sail of outward bound vessels. -
NEy ORLESss, May ls.sr st Lawrence, Glover, NYork
Bosworth Havre; Isaac Aertop, Tory do; Napoleon Mont
Lverpoo Rowland Blanchard, dol Michigan, Stur
gefs, Glasgow
ST. JOINS, NIB. MAY 2O-arr Neyius, Williams Bat
more cid Teazer Greenaw, PASSPORTS Matilda, Simpson, do.