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wITCHCRAFT.

How often do we hear men wonder that our
forefathers could be so ignorant and supersti-
tious as to believe in witchcraft, and even go
so far as to hang men and women as WIZARDS
and witches. But let US tell such men, that
the reign of superstition has not entirely pas
sed away even now-that even in this enlight-
ened day, and even in this State, there are
MANY persons who as firmly believe in the ex-
;stence of witches, as they do in the truth OF
the christian religion-men, too, OF good COM
mon sense in every other respect. we know
of neighborhoods, where the good women can
not meet with trouble in "making the butter
come" bat some poor, withered old woman
has to bear the blame; the red-hot horse shoe
is put in requisition, and often, too, with good
effect, especially if the cream is little too
cold. A boy cannot become idotic, but his
malady is set down to the fact that the witch
has used him for steed, and ridden him over
the roofs of houses and the steeples of church
es, SC. A gate cannot be torn OFT its hinges.
or the cattle get loose in the stable, but the
witches have hand in the matter. Many are
the stories. in proof of the existence OF this
belief in witchcraft, which we might relate,
but we forbear, as probably most of our read
ers have themselves come in contact with the
"believers."
If, then, in this enlightened day, men can
be found who believe in this superstition, can
we wonder at the superstition of the early
settlers of this country, living as they did in
an age OF comparative darkness
We may be excused for copying the follow
ing notice of our weekly from one of the best
papers in New England:
"NoRTHERN TRIBUNE.-This is the name of
first-rate paper, published at Bath, Me-, by
Chamberlain, Haines & Plummer. The Iri-
bune is Just commencing its second volume.
1t has added to its other attractions a new and
beautifully engraved head, which takes the
shine off from anything of the kind we have
seen. The paper is well worthy of so good
looking top-piece. In character it is whig
and as family paper, it sustains good stand
ing. We are glad to see that prosperity waits
upon the publishers. May they long find it
.o.'-Lynn Meas.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 18th, ships John Henry, and
Monterey, M'Mannus, Liverpool Geo Evans, (new)
Couiard, Waldoboro; Haidee, Soule, Boston, via
Key West; 10Th, Cordova, Lowell, Havre; baIque
Eliza Thornton Little Portland; briggs Halcyon, Nor
ton Turks Island 7 Hamlet. Robinson, do, 90 Plato,
Batcheder Matanzas, 8. Cid l9th sch Santiago, In
graham, Charleston. lowed to sea 10th, ship Mon
mouth. ADV ships Geo Evans, for Liverpool wanting
300 bales cotton Trenton Smith, for Londoh wanting
300 bales hemp; Swanton, for do passage only Har-
grave for York, greater part cargo engaged Charlie
magne, Faes for Hamburg, wanting $50 bales; barque
Indiana, for Philadelphia, ldg the coast, wanting
MoBILE-Cld 18Th, sch Niagara, spauding, Havana
sAVANNAH-Ar goth I'd 2lst, brig Torno, Coburn,
CHARLEsToN-Cld 2ad, barque Barring Brothers,
'V WTLMiiNGToN-Ar asd, barque Dudley, Fulton
Guadalupe; brgs Rowland, Coombs, do; Junata
Morton, boston; Attakapas, Wade, Thomaston. Cid
24th, brig Maria Ingraham, Havana.
DECENTRALIZATION 26th, sch Allegheny, Tor
Allegan) Stahl, FIN Boston.
NEW YORK-Ar 26th, brig Carleton Percy, Turks
Islands, 10 9th, baque Jas Hall, Curtis, Galveston,
SO. Cid 25h, brig Robert Penne Merryman, Jackson
vile Goth, ships VIM Cooper Cults, New Orleans /;
9th, France, Marshall, and Thorndike, Child, do;
brgs lily Buck, Woodside, Norfolk Frelghter, Chase,
Portland. Sid 9th, ship VIM Cooper.
PROVIDENCE-Sld Goth, sch Mary Reed, Kinds,
Philadelphia.
BRISTOL, RI.-Ar oath, barque Roderick Dhu, Lee
lar Providence; and sid a6th for Philadelphia.
NEWPORT-Ar 26th barque Roderick Dhu, Lelar,
Providence for Philadelphia; sch Mary Reed Kinds,
do for Wareham.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 25th, sch Kinds, Perry,
Philadelphia. Sid Goth, brig oneco, Larrabee, Port
land
WAREHAM-Ar oath, brigs Two Sisters, Libbey,
and Denmark, Gibson, Pctou
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 9th, brigs Venus, soule, Ber-
bice Oct 81 Salt Key 18th inst, for Boston; STAR Tit
comb, Baltimore for North Yarmouth; schs Ivanhoe,
Packard, York for Bangor; Don Nicholas, York. Bal
tmore for Portland Sid 25th, brig Olive Thompson,
Portland Goth, sch Florence, Rappahannock.
BOSTON-Ar 9th, schs Jasper, Buker. Gardiner /;
Geo Davis, Chase, Augusta 2Sth, barque Muskingum,
Dan,arlscotta Challenge, Barter, Boothbay; Eliza
Warren, Pray, Dresden; Atlantic, PEBBLE, Halowell
Emblem Buchanan, North Yarmouth. Cld27th, barques
Amade Bartlett, London; Lucerne, Nichols, st John
NB.; sch Atlantic, Kaer, Waldohoro' Sid 2Sth,
harque Lucerne
GLOUCESTER-Ar oath, schs "Wiiwa, - Pinkham,
Boston for Wiscasset Odd Fellow, do for Augusta
Flores, Bridges, do for Richmond.
PORT LAND-Ar 25th barque Condor, Long, Bon
ars 2Cth ship Merchant, Drinkwater, Liverpool 81
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Total Loss of Ship Alabama.

The ship Alabama. of this port. Wlse from
Liverpool. Oct 10, with general cargo, bound
for Boston, in running into the Bay, wind
blowing gale from the south, and very thick
at half past two o'clock, yesterday morning,
struck ON Minot's Ledge. The ship swung
round, head to the wind. and backed off,
Finding the ship to be in sinking condition,
an attempt was made to run her on again
but she was found to be manageable. Three
of the boats were then got out. which took
in the crew and two cabin passengers (Rev.
Il. O'Conner of Midtown, Ireland, and MIR.
John II. Conner of Liverpool.) At 4 o'clock
yesterday morning the passengers and crew
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more chemical skill than generally falls to the
lot of unprincipled and vicious persons ard
when obtained, its active properties are so
evanescent as never to remain more than
week or two, without peculiar treatment, and
sometimes it becomes nearly inert in few
DAYS. The oder, also " hich is distinguished
in animals destroyed by it, is often means Of
detection.
The commencement of its decomposition is
marked hy the reddish brown color of the IL
quid, and in short time after, it becomes
black, and deposits thick carbonaceous SUD-
stance, at the same time it loses its peculiar
smell, and emits that of ammonia. In this
state, the prussic acid has none of its former
properties, but becomes entirely inert and
worthless Comstock's Chemistry.
Hope comes after despair, as day break fol-
lows the night.
A soldier is not honest, for he is used to
rifle and enclined to steel.
Go to bed early, get up early, get married
early, and-that's all.
"Teeth inserted" as the mad dog said
when he bit the man.
Waiting INTERCHANGEABLE ladies.
Shakespeare was in favor of capital punish
ment; witness the opening Of one OF his
plays" Hume be the heavens in black y
The cathedral of Salisbury has in it as
many windows as there are days in the year,
and as many marble pillars as weeks, and as
many doors as months.
Edward McGrath, tailor, rather intemper-
ate, stabbed himself with his shears, in Burl-
ington Vt. the blade entered the pit Of his
stomach and reached the spine, and death was
the consequence.
On Monday night, public meeting of the
Roman Catholic inhabitants of the City of
London was held " for the purpose of assist
ing Pope Plus TX. with their purse and sym
pathy, in his struggle in the cause of national
and religious freedom"
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The Music Grinders.

The following lines occur in one of the poems o
ones the poet doctor. They are old, but will bea
least a semi-annual perusal.
You're sitting on your window-seat
Beneath cloudless moon;
You hear a sound that seems to wear
The sembance of n tune,
As if a broken fife should strive
To drown a cracked bassoOn.
And nearer, nearer still, the tide
OF music seems to come,
There's something like a human voice,
And something like a drum;
You sit in speechless agony,
Until your ear is numb.
Poor " Home, sweet home " should seem to be
very dismal place
Your Aud acquaintance" all at once
Is alter'd in the face;
Their discords sting through BURNS and MooRE
Like hedgehOgs dressed in lace.
You think they are crusaders, sent
From some Internal cline,
To pluck the eyes of Sentiment,
And dock the tail of Rhyme,
To Crack the voice of Melody,
And break the legs of time.
But, bark the air again is still,
The music all is ground,
And silence, like poultce, comes
TO heal the blows of sound;
1t cannot bet is-it is,
A hat is going round
No Pay the dentist when he leaves
A fracture in your jaw,
And pay the owner OF the bear,
That stun'd you with his paw,
And buy the lobster that has had
Xour knuckes in his claw
But, if you are portly man,
Put on your fercest ffOwn,
And talk about constable
To turn them out of town;
Then close your sentence with an oath,
And smut the window down!
And if you are slender man,
Not big enough for that,
Or, if you cannot make speech,
Because you are a fat,
Go very quietly and drop
A button in the hat
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FOREJGN PORTS,

At Berbice Oct 81, brig Julia Mouon, Ford, for st
Martins and Boston, days. l..
At Salt Key 18th inst, barque JDo Stroud, bfo"h' luz
Al 81 John, PR 18th inst, brig Rideout West, I'm
Boston, disg. MI e.
New York, 3 days. 90 -,
Ar at st Jago 3st ut, brig Saline, Curtis, st MaTys'
Ca 16 DIS.
Woodbury. disg; sch Hanover, Boober, hence 10 u.s.
10Th, dIsg. ,,.
AT Bermuda abt 2lst ult. barque Emfna MarsoH'
hence, Just ar Sid abt 2Ist, brig Envoy, Hanover,
Turks Islands,
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I did.

l kissed the tiny hand held,
pressed the fairy form,
vowed I'D shield her from the blast,
And from the worlds cold storm.
She raised her melting eyes to NINE,
All filled with drops of wo,
With quivering lip she iaiEtly said,
"Oh quit, don't hug me So"
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Quite a Bull.

An Irish gentleman, on reading several ac-
counts Of stealing children, observed, with
great apparent concern, that ii this practice
became general, it would put an end to the
rising gene ration.
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Il. Browns Cough LOzengcs.

THESE Lozenges the best, safest, and most ef.
feetual remedy now in use for Colds, Coughs,
Consumption, Asthma, Quinsy, lnfiaenza, and al!
chest spingo of blood, pain the side, loss fsleel
weakness, &C. The receipt has been highly approx.
ed, and they daily recommended by many of our
most distinguished physicians, who speak Of them in
the highest terms of praise.
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Pc RI OF b A L H.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER %

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER %.
ARRIVED.
Brig franklin, Brookings, Providence.
Sch Liberty, Mooers, Pctou MS.
Schs Hylas, -; Alkaline, Blanchard Sarah,
Gould, and Niagara, Call, Boston.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 90.
ARRIVED.
OF No Arrivals.
SAILED, Briggs Shamrock Frisbee, Cuba Partridge,
Barstow do ; Nathanis, Fitch, do-Schs Mt Vernon,
Lewis, Providence; James Henry, Thomas, Boston /;
Maine Tediman, do.
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at least an apparent simplicity of manners,
and freedom from all fear of losing dignity
by contact with interiors. What is that dig
nifty worth which will not bear such contact ,
Our freedom is more real in America than in
Europe, but it must be confessed that our taste
in some things is WORSE"
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Capt. Samuel Porter. for several years COM
mander of a steamer between Portland and
Boston, died on Friday in Portland, aged 20
years.
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To the Maid with Golden Hair.

Yes thou art lovely-thy figure and face
Were formed in the models of beauty and grace,
And gold are those rnglets of hne;
But talking of gold few would love thee the worse,
Instead of the hair, were the gold IN thy purse,
And should declare thee divine.
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SPOKEN.

Nov 1S, (no lat sc. but N of Bermuda by the JACOB
Story at Saem) brig Charles, TroEt hence for Havana.
ernor, Charleston FIN York; brig Sea Bird, OF
Richmond, hence for Philadelphia. She had no'nlng
but main sfaysa set, although the wind was hehs
from SSW, whish indnced the s. TO run down ahu
speak her fonnd alb well.
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Samuel Bishop, So years old, and without
family, committed suicide by taking opium,
at Bunker Hill, Waterbury, Conn.
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"Tm laying down the law" as the client
said when he hoored the counsellor.
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Cralnp & Pain Killer.

WE have at last, reed the genuine Cramp ( Pain
w Killer, from the Manu- features. We warrant tho
article do all ii Is recommend do or the money
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THO'S BoWLES & CO.,
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

THE Copartnership in business heretofore existing
L under the firm of DENNIsoN &c THORNToN, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Of the parties.
AMMl P. DENNISON,
z. T. THORNTON.
Bath, May 25, ls47.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that he will
con,inu carry the business Of the late firm Of
Dennson & Thornton in all its branches; that al
demands against the firm viii be settled by, and ail
debts due the same be paid to him. .
I73tf IT. THORNTON.
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Girls Wanted =!

az GIRLS will find constant employment for the
20 Winter by applying to the subscriber. Good
wages given. F. BURG0YNE.
Richmond Nov. Is, 1917. VS.
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briys po,osi Patterson Maianzas H. Cid 25th, briggs
Margaret Leavitt, and Sarah Ellen, TAR, Matanzas
BANGOR-Ar oath, sch Julia g. Martha Crowley
Boston.
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New Goods,

ID ECEIvED at the Old City Market, by
IL T. BOWLES.
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- 0SNEIS. SG.-Just received few very beaHtify
- aud entirety nov Geonese EgIs.t= tae PREF
fe=t Of tht season. also Rec Pear BaHhrfs. VIA i5s
Efee Pearl uats JG43 @ " HEfSkFt+I-
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y TODD x HOWELL
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r FATHER WAGON WHIPS W. nave Just fseet
~ Eed INr eff u mtes superior sttIsr n H-U1
Wmps Tor safe toe at NJ jog Nam street.
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I'M AltG NJ


"a IF-= Ias tetatttd Il 8f-c a-=3aaaet of s9aeIo
~ Ha#slu f.lszs oI al5 SIZES G5 ROBINSON
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nd Emma his wife. Alfrrd Caldwell
{ the estate Of Alexander Wilson de-
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= rluserrs Rulcs held n the
c oi III Cilouu Superior caultni .aAN
the county OF OHIO, IN the month 'f
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gsE.a3 a FREE STONE.

CAPS & SlI.LS DR. ESSED OR ROUGH
Corner uurhct and Monroe streets,
Opposite The Post Otice.
gIfE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
Whneng and viriHity that he IS prepared 10 furnish
pfteF AlSot9 contract for furnishing building Stone of
att ,fels taeuost favorable t-rnt.
AHorders thankfully received and promptly attended
to.
lie has ON hsu very large tork efthc very hes; qua
1 OF Free stone ahd VIII furnish Marble Of all KINDS
TO ORDER rlv IHOS. MtlAIGHLIN.
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' NJ y l-lN CuANaeny. IT Rules hold ln liz
nd a. 'lHtse ct the circuit superior Courtot l4a
lsrust /, T. '' ''"'4 VI 3ii'' ''' -
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R.y Mckee, Jacob Bier, Ealah c Iqaers, john
Russl ffGHhadS Todd. t;e4f1e i.oe1f1l n lIi55H
Enj9 9 rs Arlhar Little Eli + swe4reueen aud Bon
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tcord1i inferred theH appearance and given security
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vifr;, A91 inhabitants OF The Commonwealth et
his ,n, ana 'le deenaau, II kee Not having entered
Esi etee and appearing h} tine affidavit oi JelH
roan,, 'st l"r Ruhett G. Mons Sue4lI ut tltH
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p,onyve, ,i1' he was hyund the iiuti-o 5000 ..-
orde % motion OF the Complainant. rs cuo3t- -
u apn mat lhe defendants Bat less Mckee I. Layton
wei H. on lie inst dag ef TIE me- AZ term all ~.
Nlrli it1iaants t aHd That e eeEv eit. IS ~ ttf
sayuf ~ .Srlrd IN .puic HrA ,lsi,- sriatyi p go
tef a. llf ia-a ilailt5s- stcces-Esk aie
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L1TEST INTELLIGENCE.

l. The last Gongo ,.the VIM bad 5mem-
j f,om Tennessee. fhe locas 6-aud this
..,on will frets blrfemalu mliztlraed.
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h-l> cuAzaeeY. \. pules hold M lhe
: ''tee OF the circuit Superior Court "t I.4tt
.Iy ipr the County Of Olo, in the mouth at
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-20

II Tue following pleasant picture of things
ct Washington, is drawn by the partial hand of
Mr.N estcCtt, the Senator from Florida, and a
friend eci the administration. When such Lam
guage isiheld By the Democrats, the Wings can
we'll aferd to be silent
warnshe people, said Mr.. Westcott, of the
corrnptione Of this government. If the people of
this country knew cne-twentieth part Of the cor
ruptOn, the Seculents rocking corruption, Of this
government, they would descend in body upon
this city createa revolution in less than twenty
four hourGs and faA upon the President. heads Of
Department. both houses OF Congress, Wings and
Democrats, sad turn them head over heels into the
Potomac river.
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Congressional aproreeuEnns.

WASHINGTON, Feb. is.
SENATE. After the presentation of memori
ais and petitions, the Naval Appropriation Bill
was taken up, discussed, and laid over
Mr.. Butler of South Carolina, made an able
speech in favor Of the Three Million Bill. He
was followed by Mr.. Simmons of Rhode Island.
House. Was engaged two hours upon the
Wisconsin Post Route Bill
The Committee on Commerce reported bills
relative to Harbors in Wisconsin.
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RELIEF in NEW YoRK. The Herald of Thursday
ssorntng, says: We learn that the q Relief Commit
zee" of this city have already $4,000 hand and de-
pedted in bank There twenty til riy subscrip-
tons Of $500 each. One thousand dollars we're receiv
ed Yesterday anonymously from lady. The commits
tee have chartered ship 10 take provisions and he
viii begin 10 load in day or two.
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TRApE IAN FooG. Eleven vessels cleared at
New York on Saturday, for England Ireland.
and Scotland. Their arrival at their ports Of des
tinaton will be hailed blessing by the star
wing multitude in Iseland. The packet ship Vir-
ginia. tos Liverpe0l, carried the following cargo
al food:
Corn $4,000 bushels.
Flour and Meal 1000 barrels.
Cheese $40 packs.
Onions 200 barrels.
This statement does not Include the whole car
90. Yankee clscks, tshapco, &c. are slowed In
with the heur, corn. &c. -Four vessels laden
with food, sailed from philadelphia to-day.
The exports from N. York durfng the week
ending on Friday evening, included 2,062 bales
cotton, 28,5z0 lbs tobacco, 25d,000 bushels corn,
665 $50 lbs cheese, 6l1 tierces and 666 lbs beef
and pork. 57,96S hbls foar, LOS terces and 3d.
6S2 lbs rice, S,665 bbls and $50 puncheons corn
meal SO 500 bushels wheat, 1924 bushels bar
f.t ~ n ~ttt Ny8
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SUCCESS OF RoxBURv. In evidence Of the
laPa ADVANCE ofreal estate in our sister city, we
are informed that piece Of land has been recent
y so,u Ior more than twenty-five hundred dollars,
mnIn nsu peen valued by legal appraisers at but
ending - Post 'S r.
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SONS OF TEMpERANCE.

BY notice in another column it will be seen that the
Sons of Temperance, in this town. intend celebrate
their anniversary on Monday Evening 22d nst in the
Town Hail. There are TO be addresses in The Upper
Hall, and Supper accompanied by Speeches and Mu-
sic in the Lower Hall. Ii will no Doubt be very in
eresting occasion.
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KENTUCKY SENATOR The Wings ofthe Kentucky
Legislature heda caucus on the evening Of the l0h but
broke up without being able to compromise the diff
cuies in the way of electing Senator. The ballot
ing was to be resumed the next day.
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u5 IHURsToN q THOMPSON, under the Exchange
II is expected, will prepare great Chowdef, Tor this
evening Al any rate, they say they wi--Q
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 10. Eight thousand barrels of
Flour sold here 10 day at $685. two thousand barrels
Of Corn Meal at g475