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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

JOHN II. sM0OT, 119 Bridge st. Georgetown,
ID. e.. has received and now offers 10 purchasers A
large assortment OF Spring and Summer Staple ant
Fancy Dry Goods, embracing general variety of
LADIES DRESS GOODS. In Ii ght Chene. M ohair
silk Mixtures and Alpscas, for walking and tray-
cling suits; Grenadines. Mohsir Checks Orgsndies,
Piques Jaconets, Lswns, Chintz Prints, Percsles,
French and other MusliDs, best Csmbrios. Main.
socks Jseonets, ptmitiee, Linen Cambria b aniker-
Chiefs and Irish Linene Parssols. Alexander n and
other n Id and SILK Gloves. Hosiery Of all kipds
Boop skirts best make and styles: with full sup
ply Of Table Linens, Spreads, Napkins. sheetines,
sbirtines. Mating, Toweline, &C. Also, Cloths.
Cassimeres. Twecds, Jeans, Drillings, Checked
Linens, Cottonades Drills and Duck, for Gents
and Boys, wear. Having but few old goods, cus-
temers will be shown an almost entire new stock,
ap22-lm JOHN n. sMooT.
SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs.-we have
Isst opened q large assortment of FANCY ana
STAPLE DRY GOODS, embracing 100 pieces
Beautiful Dress Goods for spring and summersuits,
from Is cents to 81 per yard. 5000 yards CsicOe.
new styles: very cheap. Black silks from 8 50 TO
% 90, FOR dresses and wrappings go yards n
bleaohe6 and unbleached cottons, good yard vide
hleached cotton l2,a. Feather proof Ticking,
Table Linens. Large stock Of Cassimers and other
BENJAMIN MILLER.
ap l6-lm 1O1 Bridge street. Georgetown.
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RI CoGNIzKp.-The dead body Of the I'M.
known white man found on Sunday last on
the fats OF a creek near the south end OF the
Long Bridge, (mention of which has been made
in the starr was recognized yesterday by the
brother of the deceased a. that Of Mr.. Thomas
Naugbton, who left his home on M street, be.
tween nd and Esd streets, about two months
since. The decreased had been IN feeble health
fined to his bed for eome eight months previous
to his ci appearance. The only reason assigned
for his last and fatal step il that he was under
the influence of a raging typhoid fever, and
cons ca uently did ii while In deranged state of
MIND. Justice johnson, of Virginia, held an
inc NJ st over the remains when FIRST discovered,
snd the jury rendered verdict Of accidental
drown Ing.
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Pittsburgh Produce Market.
From the Pittsburgh


There is but little that is new or important to
be said about the general markets. Flour is
firmer, In consequence of an advance in Gh!ca
go, and wheat, ALSO is stifier In consequence of
a slight improved demand and very limited sup
ply. Provisions are rather more active but I'M
changed, and the same is true of some other
articles we might mention.
BUTTER-The demand is fair, hut with more
liberal receipts, prices are unchanged; we con-
tinue to quote fresh packed at 25 to &c.
EeGs-Dull and lower, under the influence of
liberal receipts; we now give2 23c as the ruling
price.
HAY-Is dull but unchanged, ranging from
sl2 to SIS o ton for common. and SIT to $40 tor
prime to choice.
GRAIN--Winter wheat is in rather better de
mand, and prime red sells readily mt 50 30--salc
of car at that figure. Oatsqu and unchang-
eds sales at a to 7Sc, on track ana wharf, and ~
to sSc, In store. Rye is in rather better demand
and higher; we now quote at 81 90 To 81 co.
Corn is quiet; shelled may be quoted at 81 TO 81
o5, as to quality, and ear at 81 " to 81 W. No
barley In market.
FLoUR--Is frmer, and some holders are ask
ing an advance. We now quote spring wheat
at SO Is to $40 $3.50 T5 for choice; winter
wheat Sll to ii So and fancy brands Sl4 to Sl5.
Rye Hour is lower and cannot be quoted above
80.
PRovIsIoHs-Bacon is quiet but steady; we
quote at I3l to 1877 for shoulders l515 to 10 for
ribbed, and I7z to lSc for clear sides; l7c TO lTc
for common Hams; 1877 10 l0c for family hams,
and l9Iz to nc for canvassed sugar cured hams.
Lard lS to lSl<c for prime ettle rendered. Dried
beef, q TO 22c for piaincand canyassed. Mess
pork, s2S to s2S so.
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Legal Notice.

ToHN w. DELANEY, Hannah A. Lash and
y John Lash her husband. James w; Robson,
take notice that ON the End day OF June, A. d.
1858, James Philips, Administrator OF the estate
Cburt within aild Tor the County of Belmont
s s day Of
In writing withJeseph Beckett, for the sale of
the following described real estate. situate In
said County, to wit: Being the East half OF !06
acres, two roods and 20 perches OF land in the
Northwest corner of section No. IL, original
County, to be divided by aiine running North
and South upon n the payment by the & said aa Beck X
and fifty dollars less than 4 ofthe one falling due
on said7th of January, 1851, to the IA easurer Of
surveyed and plat thereof made on the 9th day
Of April, 1856, which said tract is described as
follows: Beginning for the same at q stake on
the North line of said Section, II being at the
Northwest corncr of James Phillips land from
which walnut inches in vt bears south
Phillips lands 0l 6i poles to post; thence North
sgl1o West o. poles TO post; thence NORTH a.
bears North SO East So feet and is 10 inches in
diameter and q White Oak sinches in diamster
527 poles to the place OF beginning, containing
q acres r9cs srsof a n fc a iseted rn tns
tic said John Delaney departed this life on or
about the -. day of -. a: D. Is--, lcav,
Jo; sp Lash II iier sis Kn sb,nd nd aarrs. % n
Robson. Rebecca r. Robson and Robert A; Rob
son, minors, his children and grandchildren,
his heirs at,law.. Tlipt David Robson was duly
appointed guardian for said minor heirs, the
Undersigned was duyappointed Administrators
of the estaic OF John Delaney, decd, and that
said Joseph Beckett las fully paid and dis.
charged each payment according to his said
, agreement .+l .
The prayer OF the petition Is for authority to
make ~ deed TO said J,seph Beckett for and in
behalf of said hers ut layo said decedent.
That said petition Will be for hearing OH the
2:rd day of July, A. ID. 1861.
JAMES PHILLIPS, Adnr.
of John Delaney, decd.
By r. TALLMAH, his Atty.
oi-1w
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poLITroAL ITEMS.

Beaureeard is breakfasted by the New York
Democracy at Delmonicos, while Grant is de-
nounced and ridiculcd by their organs.
The 81. Louis Democrat says that :. Brick .
20 Voiss ana wants 'sis srot 20 come again
Ia the Fiorids I.egisiature. Friday. Abijsh on
bert, Radical, was elected Ierietor for six
years, commencing In March, 1909, by ~ TO 2i.
Mr.. John Q. Adams has written sietter deciar-
Ing that he n not q candidate for a nominal ION
York.
to cease @ ssssiiing Den. Grant, lest This may in
burr burg 'Rspubiicsn says the same thing.
the Buffalo Express says, There seems 70 be
bean -porridge hot and bean-porridee. cold plat
the ring. There's fun ahead"'
Anew York special says, Hendricks stock is
going up here beyond doubt. Governor sey-
mour Is said to favor him for the Presidency
zling out rapidly. Tho broad sides rom the
World dampen the arder OF the young Chase
Democracy. III t fF ff
precisely on what ground Il is dificuit TO ascer
tain. How this untowerd event is going TO In
pear % TO have % been taken % into account The The es-
cort appear 10 be bent chiefly on having q good
time. DN a ~
The Washington Chronicle says: The Chair
man ofthe Democratic State Central COMMITTEES
ofPennsylvania informed a friend in Pittsburgh
few evenings ago, that IL would be a hard Job
fax; and to prove IL he demonstrated that last
Fall the Democretic Judge was elected by less
o wh Whole soss sSs
ercent less than theirs" f-rft q
Col. Forney says the statement that Gen. But.
Ter will be found among the enemies of General
rouufprfpit RutIpr n with his country.
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CLIMAX! CLIMAx!i
Pages Climax Salye, q Family
blessing Cor % cents.
1t heals without q scar. No
family should be without it.
We warraat il to cure Scrofula
Sores, Salt Rheum, ChilbIains,
letter, Pimples. and all EruptiOns
of the Skin. For Sore Breast or
Nipples, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises,
Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands,
&C., it makes a perfect cure.
1t has been used over fifteen
years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel-having per-
fectly eradicated disease and
healed after all other remedies had
failed. 1t is a compound of Arnica
with many other Extracts and
Balsams, and put up i'm larger
Boxes for the same price than any
other Ointment.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. White & IIowland.
Propric,ors, lei Liberty Street, New York.
J. II. Patterson, Agent, st Clairsville, o.
+. b. Winans, Agent, Bellaire, o.
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Tn Bankruptcy.

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, that, on the 9Th
Il day Of June, A. u. 1885, Warrant In
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
County OF Belmont and state of ohio, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt, on his own petition
that the payment of any debts and delivery OF
any propcfty belonging 20 such bankrupt, 70
him, OF FOR his use, and the transfer OF any pro-
perty by him is1orbidden by Law that meet
Ing Of the Creditors OF the said Bankrupt, TO
proye their debts and 70 chooseone or more As
signees OF his Estate, will be held at a Court OF
Bankruptcy, to be held at the Ranking House
Of Hoge Cowen in Beilaire, Ohio, before q.
w. H0GE, Register, on the 10Th day of July,
A. ID. 1868, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
A. HICKENLp0PER, JR,,
US. Marshal, Southern Dist OF Ohio,
Messenger.
June 25-1t by 8. b. PIPER, Deputy.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishing TO remove West will
i offer his farm at Public Aucion on Friday,
July 3, 1908, situated in Belmont County, Ohio,
about three miles south of the &. o. r.. r. and
about the same distance from Belmont Station,
containing 90 ACRES, about Ten Acres of
Timber and the balance under cultivation
There is on the farm good Frame House, good
well of water at the door, good cistern, Stable,
ards on the farm, and fruit OF yarions kinds
This is a beautiful location. and any person or
persons wishing TO purchase such fnrm would
do well 10 examine this before the day OF sale.
For further information apply 70 the subscriber
June 25, 1868. WAf. DERMOTT, Sr.
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HANDS ARE SCARCE,
and time is precious in Harvest. Farmers can
save one-half Of both, by using
Sprouts Hay, Fork


TRIAL AT AUBURN, N. Y, JULY, 1868
See Report, page III. "a. b. Sprouts Hay
Fork and knife, entry No. q, weight III ms.
First trial, pitched lsl0ibs. of hay over the
beam In pitches in minutes, 80 seconds.
Second trial, 2360bs. In pitches in minutes.
The Judges say "this Fork enters the hay with
great ease and is tripped with celebrity and Ger
tainty.p e
ait gathers q single pound of hay from the
barn hoor as easily as any hand Hay Fork and
holds y more securely. II is one Of the best
Hay Knives we have ever seen. As Hay
Knife it will rapidly cut hay in the NOW into
sold blocks and as Fork remove II to any place
IL may be desired. II is apparently indestruct-
ible and will last a lifetime."
The undersigned having purchased and fully
tested one of sprouts Combined Hay Forks and
KniN es, we feel it our duty to the farmer as well
as to the inventor to say, that II far excels any
implement of the kind we have ever seen. In
recommending this implement we are prompt
ed by no other motive than for the encourage
ment of useful inventions and .he good of the
David Pogue, Thomas Neal, Harvey Wright.
Jesse sheldon, Thomas A. Ford, VIM. Nichols,
Gelaspie Moore, Geo. Cnmpbell John Patton, IT..
Josiah Kinney, VIM. w. Gregg, z. b. Wright,
Stephen Dunn, VIM. @. Kinney, VIM. A Dermot,
John McKisson, James Kinney, S: Il. James,
Emmett Wright, VIM. Philips, Euclid Scatter
day, nj. Danford, Hugh Rogers, A. Wiley, 7. il.
Shue Barry Mann. II. Mann, j. Hamilton,
fillmore Philips, all OF Belmont County.
= Sold by o,
st. Clairsville, Ohio.
mass-tf
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c,ne,nna,, Wool Market.

There is a good demand for all grades, but
more especially for medium qualities which arc
wanted by Eastern manufacturers, and prices
are well sustained, Wool is now moving quite
freely, and the mark ct seems TO have found Its
legitimate level. We still quote:
Pulled wool at 8Gpi0c: tub washed wool, 40c;
very clean toll wool, 42c, and uii iiwashed do 2oeg
nc. Fleece common to onc-fourth blood. SIC;
one-fourth to one-half blood, SIC; one-half 10
three-fourths blood, 3s6Df0c; and three fourths
to full blood, 406142c "a ID.
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In Bankruptcy.

tTHIs Is TO GIVE NogIcE thei, on ths Oh
xKDEE KENPLE, of bsIiairs. % che. County
OF Belmont and state Of Ohio, who has been ad.
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of. any
properly belonging 10 such Bankrupt, 70 him,
by hkn y forbidden by law That meeting Of
the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt, 70 Prove
OF his Estate will be held atshe Banking House
OF Hpge a Cowen In Bellaire, Ohio, before GEO.
w. H0GE. Register, on the 9th day OF July. A.
fT'l'.I-l A. HICKErrOgPER. JR.,
u. Marshal, Southern Dist. OF Ohio.
Messenger.
June 25-lt by 8. D. PIPER. Deputy.
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New York Wool Market.

We haveno particular feature to noto in Do
mestic fieeces since our last the lowan medi-
um grades continue dull and prices arc nomin-
ally in buyers favor California IA and T, Pa wool
being firmly held, though quiet. Foreign wool
Is in demand and firm. We quote, as fol 'Ws w !;
be9aa Ssrihasse ser and Ii aid Ii Rs fR gll b
6p40c for No. pulled 42Gn43c for superiine do, I,
and 43Cn i9c for extra do; 22a29c foreunwashcd
California; 2sGf33e for fine do; 206lolc for conf
mon to choice Texas and American Combing al
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singers Improved Family Sewing Ma
chine.-This new candidate for admission and
favor in the thousands of homes yet unsupplied
with the Sewing Machine, Is the most simple,
tasteful, elegant and beautiful bits of mecban-
ism that we hayce ever seen, and 1t performs4ts
work so noiselessly, delicately. swiftly and un-
erringly, that It isdifiicult to conceive of any
thing more perfect. I,s stitch is the famous
loclrstitch. and has the appearance of fine seed
pearls selected with most marvellous exactness
and uniformity Of size. We would say to all
those desiring TO purchase Sowing Machine,
TO call at the Jewelry Store OF Brown & Adams
and examine this Machine before purchasing
elsewhere jelS-3m
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED .PRoPosALs. will DO received by
- the undersigned, ut Frazier's Hotel, in
st. Clairsville, on
THURSDAY. JULY 0, 1898,
between tie hours OF 10 o. o'clock A. H. and 4o'-
clock T. NJ. ofsaid day, for delivering and break
king Limestone on the National Road, between
miles and 2as numbered West from Wheeling
on miles z, 3, T. o. and 10, Is rods each, miles IT.
IL, IA, Is, 20 and a. 20 rods each.
Bidders must state the price per rod OF 100
cubic feet. The stone TO be delivered at such
places on the different miles as the Resident
Engineer may designate, and be broken to q
size not exceeding four ounces In weight.
Bids for delivery and breaking must be sep
afate. The right to reject bids Is reserved.
JOHN A. BLAIR, Resident Engineer.
June 4, 1868.
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M "A r r L f d.

BURDETT-DUvAI.L.-O the 4th inst by
Rev. j. Drummond, Mr.. Henry 9. Burdettand
Miss Synora Duvaii ali of Barnesvilie, Ohio
BEACH-MOORE-May S9th, l76S by Samuel +.
Davis, ESQ, MIR. George w. Beach and Miss
Rebecca Moore, all of Belmont Co., o. L4
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complete,

BASE BALLs-A match game of base ball will
take place on Wheeling Island to-dayl, Thurs
day, between the National club OF Cumberland,
Md, and the Baltic club of Wheeling. The game
will take place alto o'clock a. M, and promises
O be nm interesting affair,
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BURGLARY AND RoBBERY.-On Thursday
night last, between the hours oftwelve and three
clock, the house of John Edwards was entered
and pocket-book confaing nfty-six doliars
taken from the pockets Of Mr.. Edwards. The
pocket-boolk, relieved OF Its contents, was found
next day but no clue to the thief
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-25

THERE is great deal of compl plalnt by persons
from along the line Of the. Railroad who desire
to get to St. Clairsville occasionally, because
there is no regular means of travel ON the road.
Why does not some enterprising man put
hack on that route? A good trade could soon
be built up, and the line made paying one
A mail service will be applied for as soon as the
pike is completed.
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DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE.-Mr. James NJ
Cast is Agent for Richland, Colerain, and Whee-
ling Townships, for "Smith's Dictionary of the
Bible." as published by the National Publish
ing Co. This edition of this standard work Is
said to be a complete reprint ofSmith'sabridged
Dictionary, and contains over one thousand
pages. This work is one that should be ON the
centre-table of every family in the land, and
studied by those who desire to acquire n correct
knowledge of Bible history.
For particulars address the agent Mt Plank
Road T, o. Belmont Co., %. je4-4w
we can suit you to I, or q Coffee either
having Just received lot which can't be beat
Don't believe without calling at Jepson's OPP
posite the Post Office and trying 1t.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-25

MACK the famous correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial. SO frequently quoted by
the Democratic papers az a i Radical" has been
engaged as managing editor Of the Cincinnati
enquirer. We hope this will settle the question
as TO whether Mack was O Copperhead or q
Radical.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-25

THE lumber for the School House is being de-
livered, and the lower joists will be placed on
the foundation during the next week. The
stone work--ovsr five hundred perches- about
complete.
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Notice.

CsTIN C. WARREN, is hereby notified that
n on the 9Th day ef May, 1868, Charity J. War
ren, filed in the Court of Common Pleas Of Bel
mont County Ohio, petition sett ipr fe-ti, ti'st
the said Charity is the wifo or snid Austin G.
Warren a,s.i .issssr,IrIg MIN with having aban-
neglect OF duty, and praying the Court for an
order for alimony against defendant. The peti-
tion will be for hearing at the next term of said
Court or after the cx pirat on Of six weeks from
this day. CHARITY ]. WARREN.
May li-0w.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The undersigned, appointed Central Com
mittee at the last Congressional Convention.
have agreed upon the timc and place OF holding
the next Congressional Convention and upon
the following basis OF representation, 10 wit -
One delegate for everv i25 votes cast for Gov.
Hays. and one for rs sdditiona votes. Under
IN. tx~.t
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ytw tstisfnisuts.g

THIB rs TO SAY TO ALL MY BELMONT
i. County and Ohio friends, who may have oc-
supply them with thsir dinners, or other meals,
at Reasonable rates, and Will be pleased 10 have
them call et the NEW B0ABD1H9 HOUSE,
low ths Market House whee,ing
ttE1 e.Ulad nl1tI t3l adA ItWM. HO0UE
je25-1 Late Of Belmont County, Ohio. 10
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Tsmu aud County gfws.

THE viewers are at work surveying the st.
Clairsvilie and Cadiz Pike-this is q much need
ed Improvement
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PARALYTIc.-On Tuesday. Mr.. George Parron,
of this place, while seated on his workbench
was prostrated with a stroke of paralysis, dis
abling him entirely in the left side. and destroy
ing his powor of speech. He is in a very critical
condition and not expected to recover. Mr..
Patton Joined the order of Good Templars, last
winter and they were on hand promptly to look
after and care for the afflicted brother.
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WooL.-The wool market here remains dull.
Holders are not willing to sell, to any extont, at
present prices, and buyers refuse to advance
during the past week. c. Troll purchased ten
or twelve thousand pounds at 40 to AZ cents per
pound.
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ABNER MILLER, died on Tuesday OF this week
and was buried yesterday wednesday,, Mr..
Miller was young man of rather brilliant in
tellect, and, free from the baneful habit of in
dulging in the use ofntoxicatng liquors, would
have made q remarkable man but, by iudulg-
ing in the accursed cup, his hopes, and the hopes
of his family were blasted, and he rests in apre-
mature grave. Few young men possessed more
of the characteristics of n true gentleman, and
equally few possessed in the same degree the
natural or acquired qualifications for greatness.
With the friends we sympathise in this be-
reavement; TO the young men of his acquaint-
ances we say: Look not upon the wine when
1t is rel, when it givcth its color in tho cup,
when it moveth itself Alright. At the Inst it
biteth like q serpent, and s,ingcth like an ad-
der"
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Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

80 combination Of al he in1redients Of de Bittexf
with ruKE Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, etc. n is ssed
for e same disedses as the Bsers fn cases to,rs sons
se alcoholic stimulus il required You ,riH sear
wind hat these remedies entirely different frogs
any oilers adrey1sed for he Of e disedses named
sse being sefenthe preparations Of medicinal txJdes.
srtfe the others decoctions Of son<
form. The TONIC IL decidedly one Of Ce nsoH ple1-
sant and agreeable rsmedes offered 70 s psble.
Ns taste is erqtsite Hu pleasre take u srhis fts
i.gefnp, e|hileTatino, and medicinal qudiitiss hoss
eaUssJ y p be kno,cH as tie 5reotsa u al toHiss
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WE regret to say that our new power press has
not vet arrived. and we are unable at present to
say whetherit will arrive in time TO enlarge our
paper before the next issue or not. The enlarge
mcnt will take place just as soon as the press is
received, and. according to our contract with the
manufacturer. Il shoaid have been delivered at
Bridgeport last week.
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:ftnanfiaI aud Guiitnleffial.
price. OF government securities.

Corrected every Tuesday for the CHRONICLE
by James I. Brady & Co, bankers, Corner Fourth
and Wood Streets, Pittsburgh. Who are con-
verting 7-3Os of the June and July into $40 of
1867 and 1865 without charge aJ
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hne lot OF Queensware and Glassware
New patterns and a little lower-just received at
Jepson's opposite the Post Office.