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The Grand Jury of Pittsburgh, Penn. have presented the great number of taverns and grog shops in that city, as public nuisance. They say it appears, from late reports of the City Guager, that 1928 bar rels, or 25O,oOo gallons, of domestic spir- it's was introduced in that city in the course ofthe last year. This is exclusive of for eign spirits. The number of taverns and li- censed shops is "A and they say it is we'll known that there are many other places, where spirituous liquors are retailed with out :licence.-The Grand Jury of Hampshire County, Mass. made similar presentment at their March terms and recommended to the Selectmen of tue several towns, to withhold appreciation from all who violate the laws relating to the subject.